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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Page 44
... design to make them the fervants of a few , and never to be their own mafters . ་ As one thing generally leads to another , the Ame- ricans began to enter into a refolution , which in its confequences would have made the mother country ...
... design to make them the fervants of a few , and never to be their own mafters . ་ As one thing generally leads to another , the Ame- ricans began to enter into a refolution , which in its confequences would have made the mother country ...
Page 103
... design of advancing the interefts of adventurers , gave existence to schemes that planted an English race of people in the wilds of the weft . In the year 1620 , fome perfons , who at that time were called Puritans , to avoid the ...
... design of advancing the interefts of adventurers , gave existence to schemes that planted an English race of people in the wilds of the weft . In the year 1620 , fome perfons , who at that time were called Puritans , to avoid the ...
Page 240
... their fame moft , did not under- ftand a word that was in them . They were intend- ed to throw mift in the eyes of the public , to cover defigns designs that could not be decently avowed openly , and HISTORY OF A. D. 1776 .
... their fame moft , did not under- ftand a word that was in them . They were intend- ed to throw mift in the eyes of the public , to cover defigns designs that could not be decently avowed openly , and HISTORY OF A. D. 1776 .
Page 241
... designs that could not be decently avowed openly , and this was all that the authors could propofe , except their penfions , which they greedily expected . After all the duft of the schoolmen , and cafuifts had been fwept together , and ...
... designs that could not be decently avowed openly , and this was all that the authors could propofe , except their penfions , which they greedily expected . After all the duft of the schoolmen , and cafuifts had been fwept together , and ...
Page 289
... design . " But next to the power of neceflity , ( which is a foli- citor that will take no denial ) , this induced me to a compliance , that we have ( with reverence to God and good confcience to men ) to the best of our skill , con ...
... design . " But next to the power of neceflity , ( which is a foli- citor that will take no denial ) , this induced me to a compliance , that we have ( with reverence to God and good confcience to men ) to the best of our skill , con ...
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