The Political Writings of Thomas Paine: To which is Prefixed a Brief Sketch of the Author's Life, Volume 1S. King, 1830 |
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... enemies of civil and religious liberty . In this he was mistaken . Mr. Barlow's answer contained truths so flattering to the character and principles of Paine , as to convince Cheetham that no part of it would answer his purpose , and ...
... enemies of civil and religious liberty . In this he was mistaken . Mr. Barlow's answer contained truths so flattering to the character and principles of Paine , as to convince Cheetham that no part of it would answer his purpose , and ...
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... enemy , ex- tinguishes every other name and title : and to say that reconcilia- tion is our duty , is truly farcical . The first king of England , of the present line ( William the Conqueror ) was a Frenchman , and half the peers of ...
... enemy , ex- tinguishes every other name and title : and to say that reconcilia- tion is our duty , is truly farcical . The first king of England , of the present line ( William the Conqueror ) was a Frenchman , and half the peers of ...
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... enemy to liberty , and discovered such a thirst for arbitrary power is he , or is he not , a proper person to say to these colo- nies , “ you shall make no laws but what I please ! " And is there any inhabitant of America so ignorant as ...
... enemy to liberty , and discovered such a thirst for arbitrary power is he , or is he not , a proper person to say to these colo- nies , “ you shall make no laws but what I please ! " And is there any inhabitant of America so ignorant as ...
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... enemy which this continent hath , or can have , shall tell us " there shall be no laws but such as I like . " But ... enemies to friends , by the alteration of a name : and in order to show that reconciliation now is a dangerous doc ...
... enemy which this continent hath , or can have , shall tell us " there shall be no laws but such as I like . " But ... enemies to friends , by the alteration of a name : and in order to show that reconciliation now is a dangerous doc ...
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... enemy . In almost every article of defence we abound . Hemp flourish- es even to rankness , so that we need not want cordage . Our iron is superior to that of other countries . Our small arms equal to any in the world . Cannon we can ...
... enemy . In almost every article of defence we abound . Hemp flourish- es even to rankness , so that we need not want cordage . Our iron is superior to that of other countries . Our small arms equal to any in the world . Cannon we can ...
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