The History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America, Band 4Books for Libraries Press, 1969 |
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... most fub- ftantial aid , as far as his abilities and the exigencies of his affairs in Europe will admit . He speaks in the most tender and feeling manner on the diftreffing fituation of our affairs ; and fays , he will rifk embarraffing ...
... most fub- ftantial aid , as far as his abilities and the exigencies of his affairs in Europe will admit . He speaks in the most tender and feeling manner on the diftreffing fituation of our affairs ; and fays , he will rifk embarraffing ...
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... most ex- traordinary nature . His understanding was great , his memory capacious , and his fancy brilliant . His mind was stored with a variety of knowledge , which he col- lected from books , conversation and travels . He had been in most ...
... most ex- traordinary nature . His understanding was great , his memory capacious , and his fancy brilliant . His mind was stored with a variety of knowledge , which he col- lected from books , conversation and travels . He had been in most ...
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... most holy and undivided Trinity . " - Then follows the introduction " It having pleased the Divine Pro- vidence to dispose the hearts of the most serene and most potent prince George the Third , by the grace of God , king of Great ...
... most holy and undivided Trinity . " - Then follows the introduction " It having pleased the Divine Pro- vidence to dispose the hearts of the most serene and most potent prince George the Third , by the grace of God , king of Great ...
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