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... occasions in tempering the ferocity of those wild men of the forest . This work of self - sacrifice and pious zeal was at first shared between the Jesuits and Recollects , a branch of the Franciscan stock ; but at an early day the ...
... occasions in tempering the ferocity of those wild men of the forest . This work of self - sacrifice and pious zeal was at first shared between the Jesuits and Recollects , a branch of the Franciscan stock ; but at an early day the ...
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... occasion five leagues from the land ; but they had the good fortune , on the 6th of December , to furl their sails in the mouth of the Niagara River . Here they found a cluster of Indian cabins , the tenants of which were not destitute ...
... occasion five leagues from the land ; but they had the good fortune , on the 6th of December , to furl their sails in the mouth of the Niagara River . Here they found a cluster of Indian cabins , the tenants of which were not destitute ...
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... occasion inspired ; the forests resounded with the acclamations of the men ; and the Indians gazed with mute astonishment at so novel a scene . The company now assembled on the deck of the Griffin amounted in all to thirty - four . The ...
... occasion inspired ; the forests resounded with the acclamations of the men ; and the Indians gazed with mute astonishment at so novel a scene . The company now assembled on the deck of the Griffin amounted in all to thirty - four . The ...
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... occasion did not permit to escape through his words . He felt constrained to say that he saw the seeds of jealousy lurking under the cover of this fair speech , which touched him the more sensibly , as his own conduct had been frank ...
... occasion did not permit to escape through his words . He felt constrained to say that he saw the seeds of jealousy lurking under the cover of this fair speech , which touched him the more sensibly , as his own conduct had been frank ...
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... occasion . Charlevoix may have followed the pretended narrative of Tonty , which is too much garbled and disfigured by other hands to merit confidence in a fact of this nature , unless supported by better testimony . And the author of ...
... occasion . Charlevoix may have followed the pretended narrative of Tonty , which is too much garbled and disfigured by other hands to merit confidence in a fact of this nature , unless supported by better testimony . And the author of ...
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Página 228 - seemed to rive the spectator. His action became graceful, bold, and commanding; and in the tones of his voice, but more especially in his emphasis, there was a peculiar charm, a magic, of which any one, who ever heard him, will speak as soon as he is named, but of which no one can give any
Página 335 - in America, and the consequent happiness or misery of mankind. I am led to believe that much of the account on one side or the other will depend on what we now decide. Our own happiness alone is not affected by the event. All nations are interested in the determination. We have it in our
Página 195 - Roi, and with salutes of firearms. Moreover, the said Sieur de la Salle caused to be buried at the -foot of the tree, to which the cross was attached, a leaden plate, on one side of which were engraved the arms of France, and the following Latin inscription. LVDOVICVS MAGNVS REGNAT. NONO APRILIS CIO IOC
Página 255 - as yet there was no gallery,) during the whole debate and vote; and I well remember, that, after the numbers on the division were told and declared from the chair, Peyton Randolph, the attorney-general, came out at the door where I was standing, and said, as he entered the lobby,
Página 255 - rang, thumbing over the volumes of journals, to find a precedent for expunging a vote of the House, which, he said, had taken place while he was a member or clerk of the House, I do not recollect which. I stood by him, at the end of the table, a considerable part of the time, looking on as he turned
Página 334 - that made every nerve shudder with supernatural horror, when, lo! a storm at that instant arose, which shook the whole building, and the spirits whom he had called seemed to have come at his bidding. Nor did his eloquence or the storm immediately cease.
Página 357 - rights, or an acknowledgment of a right in the Parliament of Great Britain to impose duties and taxes upon a people, who are not represented in the House of Commons.
Página 255 - strongest resolution, was carried but by a single vote. The debate on it was most bloody. I was then but a student, and stood at the door of communication between the house and the lobby, (for as yet there was no gallery,) during the whole debate and vote; and I well remember, that, after the
Página 176 - country of New France, and, for the execution of this enterprise, to construct forts wherever you shall deem it necessary ; which it is our will that you shall hold on the same terms and conditions as Fort Frontenac, agreeably and conformably to our said Letters Patent of the 13th of
Página 255 - The within resolutions passed the House of Burgesses in May, 1765. They formed the first opposition to the stamp act, and the scheme of taxing America by the British Parliament.