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... Britain when the question of taxing the colonies by the anthority of parliament was first started , that it is not to be wondered at , if it required some time to throw off the yoke even from those who were best prepared to emancipate ...
... Britain when the question of taxing the colonies by the anthority of parliament was first started , that it is not to be wondered at , if it required some time to throw off the yoke even from those who were best prepared to emancipate ...
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... Britain , on the other || hand , derives from her navy an almost complete de- fence , and is capable by this means of opposing to her enemies a barrier more impregnable than Athens ever found in her strongest walls . Athens , a small ...
... Britain , on the other || hand , derives from her navy an almost complete de- fence , and is capable by this means of opposing to her enemies a barrier more impregnable than Athens ever found in her strongest walls . Athens , a small ...
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... Britain to a wasting , and feverish system of defence , and it accustoms his people to naval affairs . It is his purpose to gain over , if he can , either Great Britain or Russia . From the spirit shewn in arranging the treaty of Amiens ...
... Britain to a wasting , and feverish system of defence , and it accustoms his people to naval affairs . It is his purpose to gain over , if he can , either Great Britain or Russia . From the spirit shewn in arranging the treaty of Amiens ...
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