The Political Writings of Thomas Paine: To which is Prefixed a Brief Sketch of the Author's Life, Volume 1G. H. Evans, 1837 |
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... assembly and its petitioners , and probably averted the act of despotism which the freemen were about to commit . " Paine sailed from the United States , in April , 1787 , for France , where he exhibited the model of a bridge , of his ...
... assembly and its petitioners , and probably averted the act of despotism which the freemen were about to commit . " Paine sailed from the United States , in April , 1787 , for France , where he exhibited the model of a bridge , of his ...
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... assemblies be annual , with a president only . The re- presentation more equal . Their business wholly domestic , and subject to the authority of a continental congress . Let each colony be divided into six , eight , or ten , convenient ...
... assemblies be annual , with a president only . The re- presentation more equal . Their business wholly domestic , and subject to the authority of a continental congress . Let each colony be divided into six , eight , or ten , convenient ...
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... assembly , or provincial convention ; and five representatives of the people at large , to be chosen in the capital city or town of each province , for , and in behalf of the whole province , by as many qualified voters as shall think ...
... assembly , or provincial convention ; and five representatives of the people at large , to be chosen in the capital city or town of each province , for , and in behalf of the whole province , by as many qualified voters as shall think ...
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... assembly for that purpose ; and the wisdom with which they have proceeded hath preserved this continent from ruin . But as it is more than proba- ble that we shall never be without a Congress , every well - wisher to good order must own ...
... assembly for that purpose ; and the wisdom with which they have proceeded hath preserved this continent from ruin . But as it is more than proba- ble that we shall never be without a Congress , every well - wisher to good order must own ...
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... assembly with contempt , because that house , he said , consisted but of twenty - six members , which trifling number , he argued , could not with decency be put for the whole . We thank him for his involuntary honesty . * To conclude ...
... assembly with contempt , because that house , he said , consisted but of twenty - six members , which trifling number , he argued , could not with decency be put for the whole . We thank him for his involuntary honesty . * To conclude ...
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