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... seems to think that the offence would be wiped off by an indemnification to the injured individu- als . ' And at the very moment that he represents the decree after- wards issued at Bayonne as a sweeping stroke at all American vessels ...
... seems to have been taken from the ordination of the laws of , Oleron , which were promulgated from that island by Richard I. on his return from the Holy Wars , obeyed by all seafaring people in the western parts of the world , and made ...
... seems prima facie not a very intelligible one . We learn , however , from the gentleman who brought up the report of their Committee , that they will take Canada . What proportion of the 25,000 men which they are to raise , they will be ...
... seems to have been invariably impelled , not by a forward love of meddling and reform , but by an heartfelt desire of doing good , he had many difficulties to encounter . To interfere with effect in such matters requires not only zeal ...
... seems to have marked his conduct . His charities , Mr. Hodgson tells us , were so exten sive , that he can hardly speak of them without risking the charge of exaggeration . The poor and the necessitous always found in him a warm and ...