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... would, at this day, have been richer by one hundred millions of money, and one hundred thou fand lives would have been faced: America would alfo 11111 have been ours ;* to fay nothing of font: v:penfice and unneceirary and later armaments, or of the 'ardent ...
... propriety of tinalifying this affertioo will the ' , tea of any one. who confiders the unjiitt pa, tiAliirphi4, 'loth in Ft and America, to and fix—l he profane t henry ot t:i.. antl Americans being the univerfd qu iijy of .igh , s is the occ.ifion of their ...
... fuccefsiul. The experience of our two laft Wars. has taught us the little value of foreign acquiGtions ; for having loft America in the laft of them, we now enjoy a more beneficial intercourfe with it as an independtnt State, than we did when it formed ...
... fuccefsiul. The experience of our two laft Wars. has taught us the little value of foreign acquiGtions ; for having loft America in the laft of them, we now enjoy a more beneficial intercourfe with it as an independtnt State, than we did when it formed ...
... happineft, it is be contidered as any other contrivance the paits of which are conftru&cd on principes. The Savages of America imagined fhips to be the vehicles of IMMOrtal 81 fpirits ; and a fhip tvreck on their Coact may have occationed difputcs ...
... reprefentation of the people, independent of the Lords, who now fend about one half of the members; with frequent eleaions, as in America, and the exclufion of placemen, contraaors, and petitioners, would inevitably produce a proper and, indeed, now neceffary ...
... reprefentation of the people, independent of the Lords, who now fend about one half of the members; with frequent eleaions, as in America, and the exclufion of placemen, contraaors, and petitioners, would inevitably produce a proper and, indeed, now neceffary ...
... (without itriving to prote6t) behold that holt of miferies which gather round them—No, let us then atone for our crimes agaiat America, by taking to our bofom the infant Liberties of France. ...
... (without itriving to prote6t) behold that holt of miferies which gather round them—No, let us then atone for our crimes agaiat America, by taking to our bofom the infant Liberties of France. ...
... upon the Treafury by our Governors abroad, is but a novel bufinefs ; this article in 1760, when the whole Continent of North America was under the fuperintendance of Englifh Governors, amounted only to 14,0001. but Co determined is the fyfiem of increafe ...
... iihntefpleu t &c. The works of thefe great men, and many other fublime geniufes, which have edified and illumined both Europe and America, were, from the prevalence of religious bigotry and fupertlition, obliged to be publiChed in other countries than that where ...
... wars they carried on, added to the banifhment of the Moors from Spain, and the einigrations of thoafands of Spaniards to America, fo exhaufted that fine country of men, manufgtures, and commerce, that from being the braveft, and moil powerful kingdom ...