Principles and Acts of the Revolution in America, Or, An Attempt to Collect and Preserve Some of the Speeches, Orations, & Proceedings ; with Sketches and Remarks on Men and Things, and Other Fugitive Or Neglected Pieces, Belonging to the Men of the Revolutionary Period in the United States ...A.S. Barnes & Company, 1876 - 495 頁 |
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... expect . In that condi- | tion , let us behave with the propriety and dignity of free men and thus exhibit to the world , a new character of a people , which no history describes . May the all - wise and beneficent ruler of the universe ...
... expect . In that condi- | tion , let us behave with the propriety and dignity of free men and thus exhibit to the world , a new character of a people , which no history describes . May the all - wise and beneficent ruler of the universe ...
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... expect the elegance , the learning , the fire , the enrapturing strains of eloquence which charmed you when a Lovell , a Church , or a Hancock spake ; but you will permit me to say that with a sincerity equal to theirs , I mourn over my ...
... expect the elegance , the learning , the fire , the enrapturing strains of eloquence which charmed you when a Lovell , a Church , or a Hancock spake ; but you will permit me to say that with a sincerity equal to theirs , I mourn over my ...
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... the body , and had fallen dead on the ground , a bayonet was pushed through his skull ; part of the bone being broken , his brains fell out upon the pavement . expect that the devices of our enemies will but |. MASSACHUSETTS . 27.
... the body , and had fallen dead on the ground , a bayonet was pushed through his skull ; part of the bone being broken , his brains fell out upon the pavement . expect that the devices of our enemies will but |. MASSACHUSETTS . 27.
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Hezekiah Niles. expect that the devices of our enemies will but | seats with smiling approbation on their sons , increase the triumphs of our country . I must indulge a hope that Britain's liberty , as well as ours , will eventually be ...
Hezekiah Niles. expect that the devices of our enemies will but | seats with smiling approbation on their sons , increase the triumphs of our country . I must indulge a hope that Britain's liberty , as well as ours , will eventually be ...
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... expecting to see a whole continent drenched in the blood of free- men . O , save the human race from the last outrages , and render a noble justice to the American colonies . Recall to life the ancient Roman and British eloquence ; and ...
... expecting to see a whole continent drenched in the blood of free- men . O , save the human race from the last outrages , and render a noble justice to the American colonies . Recall to life the ancient Roman and British eloquence ; and ...
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