Philadelphia Merchant: The Diary of Thomas P. Cope, 1800-1851Gateway Editions, 1978 - 628 páginas |
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... never contracted for & for which I never received any value . It is not the mere loss of property which preys on my spirit , but to be vexatiously dunned after all the advances which I have made to E.W. to enable him to meet his ...
... never contracted for & for which I never received any value . It is not the mere loss of property which preys on my spirit , but to be vexatiously dunned after all the advances which I have made to E.W. to enable him to meet his ...
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... never knew a man who would beat his wife , if she would only hold her tongue . " " Keep thy tongue from evil & thy lips from speaking guile , " said the royal psalmist & he knew what he said . It makes enemies & it is unwise to make an ...
... never knew a man who would beat his wife , if she would only hold her tongue . " " Keep thy tongue from evil & thy lips from speaking guile , " said the royal psalmist & he knew what he said . It makes enemies & it is unwise to make an ...
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... never so abounded with thieves & imposters . December 21st . I never was ambitious of office in Church or State & never sought it . When I entered Select Council , I did so at the solicitation of the citizens , prompted also by a desire ...
... never so abounded with thieves & imposters . December 21st . I never was ambitious of office in Church or State & never sought it . When I entered Select Council , I did so at the solicitation of the citizens , prompted also by a desire ...
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