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... Cause ] 18 THE genuine display of affection for the cause of France , by the citizens , on the arrival of the minister , has once more abashed aristocracy , and hailed equality triumphant . The bosoms of many hundred freemen beat high ...
... Cause ] 18 THE genuine display of affection for the cause of France , by the citizens , on the arrival of the minister , has once more abashed aristocracy , and hailed equality triumphant . The bosoms of many hundred freemen beat high ...
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... causes to which you can attribute your old neighbour Paul's unhappy state -- and his great uneasiness -- you cannot judge from his appear- ance what is the cause , or are the causes of the agitation of his mind . " Well , but , cousin ...
... causes to which you can attribute your old neighbour Paul's unhappy state -- and his great uneasiness -- you cannot judge from his appear- ance what is the cause , or are the causes of the agitation of his mind . " Well , but , cousin ...
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... causes ; now Mr. Jefferson has encreased the first cause by procuring Louisiana . The Roman empire fell be- cause it was too unwieldy ; it had your wilderness and salt moun- tains in abundance , but it went to pieces when those great ...
... causes ; now Mr. Jefferson has encreased the first cause by procuring Louisiana . The Roman empire fell be- cause it was too unwieldy ; it had your wilderness and salt moun- tains in abundance , but it went to pieces when those great ...
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Contents iii | 1 |
A Midnight Soliloquy in the Market House of Philadelphia | 23 |
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE Philadelphia | 38 |
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American animal appeared Aurora beards Bunker calash called character citizens CREEK INDIAN death debt discourse earth editor endeavour enemy essays favour February 25 Federalist forest fortune France Francis Hopkinson Freeman's Journal gentlemen give hand happy head honour human ideas Indian inhabitants island Jefferson Jersey Jersey Historical Society John Fenno July July 17 king labour ladies land Leary letter liberty live mankind manner matter means mind Momus nature neau neighbour never night Notes observed once opinion paper pass person Philadelphia Philip Freneau philosopher piece Pilgrim Poems poet political poor possess present reason replied republican Robert Slender satire ship soon soul species spirit suppose tell thing thought thousand tion Tomo Cheeki whole wigwam wish words write yellow fever York