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Page 55
... should direct their course , fixed buoys and beacons wherever I thought there was need , and warned them of fuch rocks and fhallows as they run the greatest risk of making shipwreck upon . Should my own little veffel be ...
... should direct their course , fixed buoys and beacons wherever I thought there was need , and warned them of fuch rocks and fhallows as they run the greatest risk of making shipwreck upon . Should my own little veffel be ...
Page 156
... should have at once razed all their towns , and let them enjoy their forefts . But ( in a jocular way repeating what he before faid ) when we should have roafted the Americans as rebels , we only whipped them as children ; and we did ...
... should have at once razed all their towns , and let them enjoy their forefts . But ( in a jocular way repeating what he before faid ) when we should have roafted the Americans as rebels , we only whipped them as children ; and we did ...
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... should conceive , not merely an act of juftice to myself , but likewife to the world . It is a common intereft , that tyrants , however high in rank , or in felf eftimation , fhould meet with their deferved infamy and contempt . Such a ...
... should conceive , not merely an act of juftice to myself , but likewife to the world . It is a common intereft , that tyrants , however high in rank , or in felf eftimation , fhould meet with their deferved infamy and contempt . Such a ...
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