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... Cause of Office promoted by Kemp against Wickes , Clerk , for refusing to bury an Infant Child of two of his Parishioners , who had been baptized by a Dissenting Minister . A Respectful Examination of the Judgment , & c . in a Letter to ...
... cause of war ; ' that British encroachments were such as to demand war , as the only alternative to obtain justice ; ' and that ' it was the determination of the committee to recommend open war to the utmost energies of the nation ...
... cause their rights to be respected by the British . ' Mr. Madison has no occasion to be told what is here meant by the rights of neutrals , ' and the new principles ' of blockade . He has Buonaparte's own explanation of the terms ...
... cause such of his Majesty's subjects to be taken forth , committed , or disposed on board , or otherwise , in such sort , as they be forthcoming , and answer their contempt of his Ma- jesty's proclamation in that kind ; but also ...
... cause of offence to the government or subjects of the United States of America ; ' and that Mr. Madison has thought fit to conceal the orders under which Commodore Rodgers chaced the Lille Belt , we think it is pretty clear , that the ...