An Impartial History of the Present War in America: Containing an Account of Its Rise and Progress, the Political Springs Thereof, with Its Various Successes and Disappointments, on Both Sides. By the Rev. James Murray, ...T. Robson, Head of the Groat-Market, R. Baldwin, No. 47, Pater-noster-Row, London, N. Frobisher, York, C. Elliot, Edinburgh, and Dunlop and Wilson, Glasgow, 1780 - United States - 575 pages |
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... same arguments . A reflec- tion was made by the oppofition , which , though it was very fevere , was at the fame time very juft ; name- ly , that it was now become the fashion with those who had been the original caufe of all the ...
... same arguments . A reflec- tion was made by the oppofition , which , though it was very fevere , was at the fame time very juft ; name- ly , that it was now become the fashion with those who had been the original caufe of all the ...
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... from which they derived their origin . The mutual benefits of this union be- same in a short time fo extraordinary , as to excite aftonishment . • # aftonishment . It is univerfally confeffed , that the HISTORY OF A.D. 1775-
... from which they derived their origin . The mutual benefits of this union be- same in a short time fo extraordinary , as to excite aftonishment . • # aftonishment . It is univerfally confeffed , that the HISTORY OF A.D. 1775-
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