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... ailing to tee bejt oj judgment, uninfluenced ana independently, 1 ha’ve the honor to be. with great Gentlemen, Your devoted and moft faithfulfervant. GEORGE COLLIER. From hoard hit Majcfty jhip Canada, in Plymouth Sound, April 17, ...
... as to the boundary much objedled to Canada which not include in the territory &c he that was propofed agreeably to the fyftem mildnefs moderation that began prevail the moft enlightened parts of Europe Trade in Canada a monopoly but invited credit mutual ...
... by tlernen to be friend to American independence tlie faft was the contrary for from the poled every meaiure winch forefaw that very independence which no one fincercly than he did : but as foon that independence of America would be a grievous to this ...
... which is added an Appendix, containing new Theory of the Catoptric Seflant, and its ufe in taking heights and dif tances, independent of Trigonometry : Alfo inrt.udlioos for meafuring of Standing Timber. With feveral plain and ufeful Tables. B. TALBOT, Teacher ...
... among., them ; one agranit Newfoundland and Halifax ; a fecond to the fouthward, and the third to commence in winter, againii Canada ; all to lie under- taken by the combined forces cf Americans and French. One principal part of Mr. Laurens's intended biui* ...
... bufinefs is this; that Congrefs finding that General Governor of Canada, hid attempted profit by the difpute, and was the add of forming a league with that extenfive diftriid, which bounded by Canada one fide, and the North River on the other, thought to relax ...
... s. If the bill was calculated for *V>ya Scotia, Eaft Florida, and Canada only, then the •fluffion of all the reft of America amounted to a vir- tual acknowledgement of the independence of the thir- ,f «n colonies • if on the other tv-ind, it was meant ...
... ailing to the bejl of my judgment, uninfuencea ana independently, I have the honor he, with greet refold. Gentlemen, Tour devoted and moft faithfulforvant, GEORGE COLLIER. From hoard his Majeflf Jhip Canada, Plymouth Sound, April 17, FROME, May 15. 1780. ...
... tlwrrcels of P-rluni nt Articles with it this momeur or condemn with them lint America article dillmncc n Minilirron that tlw Independence the pi ut bis of barter in once !nh in her overturn F’t was it would nngm-nimMi on of England and itli us planting liet ...
... influence of vifionary fchemers, who aim at K-feil liberty without fiibore.ina.ion, will not con- lint to ftirrendcr the independence of their diltinft fceiflaturc-, fo that oppofitcand clalhing ititcrells and operations mull more and more dillrail their ...
... fittce,■its, Gentlemen, m-fi faithful and 1 1 KtaLij* April |AMES LUTTKRLL. Shaflcflurj, April T\, 1730. To the free and independent Eleftors of the Borough of Shaftefiitiry. TUB great encouragement I have been honored with ott m late canvafs for your fuffr ...
... confcquences If the bill was calculated for Nova Scotia, Ball Florida, and Canada, only, the omiffion of the reft of America amounted to virtual acknowledgment of the independence of the thirteen Colonies; iff on the other hand, it wa, meant to extend to ...