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Page 132
... to renounce all allegiance to the British government , and all political
connection with the mother country , in their declaration of independency puts 1
pendency they gave the reasons of their proceedings , and 132 HISTORY OF À ,
D. 1776 .
... to renounce all allegiance to the British government , and all political
connection with the mother country , in their declaration of independency puts 1
pendency they gave the reasons of their proceedings , and 132 HISTORY OF À ,
D. 1776 .
Page 133
pendency they gave the reasons of their proceedings , and fet forth to the world
the grievances they had long complained of without being heard , Their own
words will belt thew their reasons and sentimenrs upon the subje & . Reasons ...
pendency they gave the reasons of their proceedings , and fet forth to the world
the grievances they had long complained of without being heard , Their own
words will belt thew their reasons and sentimenrs upon the subje & . Reasons ...
Page 386
... but if this minister actually believes that tliere is a die vine providence , he
could have no reason to believe that things would fall out otherwise than they
have happened ; for among all the reasons assigned for this unjust and
unrighteous war ...
... but if this minister actually believes that tliere is a die vine providence , he
could have no reason to believe that things would fall out otherwise than they
have happened ; for among all the reasons assigned for this unjust and
unrighteous war ...
Page 428
The reason of the British troops abandoning Philadelpliia , is one of those
mysteries of the present war that has not as yet been unveiled , or cleared up on
this side the Atlantick , with any degree of consistency . It has been alledged that
the ...
The reason of the British troops abandoning Philadelpliia , is one of those
mysteries of the present war that has not as yet been unveiled , or cleared up on
this side the Atlantick , with any degree of consistency . It has been alledged that
the ...
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The human understanding cannot well conceive , that men's lives should be
taken away by interpretations of laws which have always been , in the eye of
reason , of a doubtful nature . The American war , and all the bloodshed and loss
that ...
The human understanding cannot well conceive , that men's lives should be
taken away by interpretations of laws which have always been , in the eye of
reason , of a doubtful nature . The American war , and all the bloodshed and loss
that ...
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| Title | 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, Volume 2 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, James Murray |
| Author | James Murray |
| Publisher | Robson, 1780 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 20 Apr 2012 |
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