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Page 180
The same objection applies to the stationing troops on the Mohawk - river . In
estimating our force for the next campaign , it is to be confidered that upwards of
four thousand of the present army will have completed their term of service by the
...
The same objection applies to the stationing troops on the Mohawk - river . In
estimating our force for the next campaign , it is to be confidered that upwards of
four thousand of the present army will have completed their term of service by the
...
Page 343
They will see how dif . ferently the same subject appears to the same person in a
course of years ; and , being unwilling to leave such marks of contradiction in
their recorded speeches , they will learn to be cautious in speaking of the living
and ...
They will see how dif . ferently the same subject appears to the same person in a
course of years ; and , being unwilling to leave such marks of contradiction in
their recorded speeches , they will learn to be cautious in speaking of the living
and ...
Page 502
Tour or Priapus , nearly at the same season that the Floral games of Rome were
held , or about May - day . It resembled those games much , and did not yield to
them in liberty or in voluptuousness . For the five days it lafted , the ladies ...
Tour or Priapus , nearly at the same season that the Floral games of Rome were
held , or about May - day . It resembled those games much , and did not yield to
them in liberty or in voluptuousness . For the five days it lafted , the ladies ...
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