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Page 173
... attempt to extend its powers into the interior , and to take cognizance of civil matters between the natives : but a strong opposition was manifested , and the attempt was immediately relinquished . We have lately had occasion to expose ...
... attempt to extend its powers into the interior , and to take cognizance of civil matters between the natives : but a strong opposition was manifested , and the attempt was immediately relinquished . We have lately had occasion to expose ...
Page 220
... attempted to throw a broad glare of ridicule over that fashionable missionary - zeal , which aims at the conversion of ... attempt to convert them to what is termed the orthodox Christian faith . Each conference exhibits the natives of ...
... attempted to throw a broad glare of ridicule over that fashionable missionary - zeal , which aims at the conversion of ... attempt to convert them to what is termed the orthodox Christian faith . Each conference exhibits the natives of ...
Page 306
... attempt to restore the circulation of coin . These we have always considered as most serious ; and in truth we see no practicable way of surmounting them but , as Mr. Smith observes , the attempt must and will be made . The power , ' he ...
... attempt to restore the circulation of coin . These we have always considered as most serious ; and in truth we see no practicable way of surmounting them but , as Mr. Smith observes , the attempt must and will be made . The power , ' he ...
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