History of the United States: From the Earliest Period to the Administration of President Johnson, 第 2 卷Johnson, Fry, 1866 |
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... secure from disaster , and ready to seize and improve any favorable occurrence . General Greene , having succeeded in reducing so many of the British posts , and in forcing Lord Rawdon to retire to Monk's Corner , did not think it ex ...
... secure from disaster , and ready to seize and improve any favorable occurrence . General Greene , having succeeded in reducing so many of the British posts , and in forcing Lord Rawdon to retire to Monk's Corner , did not think it ex ...
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... secure all the rights of independent sov- ereignty to each , and yet provide for the interest and safety of all . Indi- viduals entering into society , must give up a share of liberty , to preserve the rest . The magnitude of the ...
... secure all the rights of independent sov- ereignty to each , and yet provide for the interest and safety of all . Indi- viduals entering into society , must give up a share of liberty , to preserve the rest . The magnitude of the ...
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... secure its permanent establishment in my own coun- try ; my anxious recollections , my sym- pathetic feelings , and my best wishes , are irresistibly attracted , whensoever , in any country , I see an oppressed na- tion unfurl the ...
... secure its permanent establishment in my own coun- try ; my anxious recollections , my sym- pathetic feelings , and my best wishes , are irresistibly attracted , whensoever , in any country , I see an oppressed na- tion unfurl the ...
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