 | Jamaica. Assembly, 1795-1796 - 1796 - 232 pages
...were not to be facrificed to the appreheniion of perverfe mifconftruction or wilful mifreprefentation in the mother country. It was maintained that the...grounds of the meafure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly ftated, to induce all reafonable e 2 mea men to admit its propriety and neceffity.... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1798 - 612 pages
...were not to be fecrificed to the apprehenfion of perverfe mifconftruftion or wilful mifreprefentation in the mother country. It was maintained that the....grounds of the meafure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly -ftated, to induce all reafonable men to admit its propriety and rieceffity. To hold... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1801 - 672 pages
...were not to be facrificed to perverfe mifconftru&ion or wilful mifreprefentation in the mothercountry. It was maintained that the grounds of the meafure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly ftated, to induce all reafonable men to admit its propriety and ncceflity. To hold... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1801 - 640 pages
...motherCountry. It was maintained that the grounds of the meafure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly ftated, to induce all reafonable men to admit its propriety and neceflity. To hold it as a principle, that it is an adt of cruelty or cowardice in man to employ other... | |
 | Robert Charles Dallas - 1803 - 544 pages
...were not to be facrificed to the apprehenfion of perverfe mifconftruction or wilful mifreprefentation in the mother country. It was maintained, that the...induce all reafonable men to admit its propriety and neccffity. To hold it as a principle, that it is an act of cruelty or cowardice in man to employ other... | |
 | Robert Charles Dallas - 1803 - 544 pages
...were not to be facrificed to the apprehenfion of perverfe mifconftruction or wilful mifreprefentation in the mother country. It was maintained, that the...be fully examined, and fairly ftated, to induce all rcafonable men to admit its propriety and neceffity. To hold it as a principle, that it is an act of... | |
 | 1803 - 556 pages
...were not to be facrificed to (he appreheniion of perverfe mifconilrucliun or wilful milreprcfentation in the mother country. It was maintained, that the grounds of the mealure needed only to be fully examined, and fairly ftated, to induce all real'onablc men to admit... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1805 - 464 pages
...the inhabitants \vere not to be sacrificed to perverse misconstruction or wilful misrepresentation in the mother country. It was maintained that the grounds of the measure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly stated, to induce all reasonable men to admit... | |
 | Alexander Crawford Lindsay Crawford - 1849 - 520 pages
...were not to be sacrificed to the apprehension of perverse misconstruction or wilful misrepresentation in the mother country. It was maintained that the grounds of the measure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly stated, to induce all reasonable men to admit... | |
 | Alexander Crawford Lindsay Crawford - 1849 - 526 pages
...were not to be sacrificed to the apprehension of perverse misconstruction or wilful misrepresentation in the mother country. It was maintained that the grounds of the measure needed only to be fully examined into, and fairly stated, to induce all reasonable men to admit... | |
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To thefe and fimilar objections, it was anfwered, that the fafety of the ifland and the lives of the inhabitants were not to be facrificed to the apprehenfion of perverfe mifconftruction or wilful mifreprefentation in the mother country. 
