...your grandeur ? When your troops were few, and defencclefs, did we take advantage of thrir diftrcfs, and expel them our towns ? or have we permitted them...fortify, to receive new aid, and to acquire additional ftreugth -?'. " Let not your enemies and ours perfuadc you, that in this we were influence^ by fear,...

...of your grandeur? When your troops were few and defenceless, did we take advantage of their distress and expel them our towns? Or have we permitted them...other unworthy motive. The lives of Britons are still dear to us; They are the children of our parents, and an uninterrupted intercourse of mutual benefits...

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...of your grandeur? When your troops were few and defenceless, did we take advantage of their distress and expel them our towns ? Or have we permitted them...other unworthy motive. The lives of Britons are still dear to us. The are the children of our parents, and an uninterrupted intercourse of mutual benefits...

...of your grandeur? When your troops were few and defenceless, did we take advantage of their distress and expel them our towns ? Or have we permitted them...strength ? Let not your enemies and ours persuade you, thntin this we were influenced hy fear, or any other unworthy motive. The lives of Hriions are still...

...your grandeur ? When your troops were few and defenseless, did we take advantage of their distress and expel them our towns ? Or have we permitted them...new aid and to acquire additional strength ?" " Let your enemies and ours persuade you, that in this we were influenced by fear or any other unworthy motive....

...your grandeur? When your troops were few and defenceless, did we take advantage of their distress, and expel them our towns? Or have we permitted them...other unworthy motive. The lives of Britons are still dear to us. They are the children of our parents, and an uninterrupted intercourse of mutual benefits...

...were re-inforced. Have not we permitted them to receive the succours we could have intercepted ? Let your enemies and ours persuade you that in this we...other unworthy motive. The lives of Britons are still dear to us. When hostilities were commenced—when, on a late occasion, we were wantonly attacked by...

...they were reinforced? Have not we permitted them to receive the succoura we could have intercepted? Let not your enemies and ours persuade you that in...other unworthy motive! The lives of Britons are still dear •to us. When hostilities were commenced,—when, on a late occasion, we were wantonly attacked...

...of your grandeur? When your troops were few and defenceless, did we take advantage of their distress and expel them our towns ? Or have we permitted them...other unworthy motive. The lives of Britons are still dear to us. They are the children of our parents, and an uninterrupted intercourse of mutual benefits...