The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 39. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1797 |
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... force , as they would not obtain it otherwife . While fuch apprehen- fions hung over the planters , they could by no arguments be prevailed upon to put arms into the hands of the negroes , whom they confidered as much readier to attack ...
... force , as they would not obtain it otherwife . While fuch apprehen- fions hung over the planters , they could by no arguments be prevailed upon to put arms into the hands of the negroes , whom they confidered as much readier to attack ...
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... force fufficient of itself to re- pel an invafion , even independently of a naval force ; and , fecondly , to adopt fuch measures , in raising this force , as fhould not materially in- terfere with the agriculture , com- merce , and ...
... force fufficient of itself to re- pel an invafion , even independently of a naval force ; and , fecondly , to adopt fuch measures , in raising this force , as fhould not materially in- terfere with the agriculture , com- merce , and ...
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... force I could collect , to the place . I foon gained pofitive intel- ligence they had difembarked about 1200 men , but no cannon . Upon the night's fetting in , a French of ficer , whom 1 found the fecond in command , came in with a ...
... force I could collect , to the place . I foon gained pofitive intel- ligence they had difembarked about 1200 men , but no cannon . Upon the night's fetting in , a French of ficer , whom 1 found the fecond in command , came in with a ...
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fentment against Buonaparte Who ufes Precautions for warding off | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 3 |
Speech of the President on meeting Congress Nov | 23 |
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