... from the beft Englith Writers, and di under proper Heads, with @ View to facilitate th provement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. To. is prefixed, an ESSAY on ELOCUTION, Oy Wour LL.D. Le@uer on the Belle ahs at e | paulum tellure Moratos, 6 at nroceres ...

... from the ll Er.glifti Writers, and di fol'ed umler proper Heads, with a View fac.iitatc the Improvement of 'n Readme.and Speaking. To which is prefixed, ESSAY on ELOCUTION, by Williau En r, ld, L. !.. D. Leflu.cr the Belie ia the Wairington. ** ——Ocqlu* ...

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... foregoing be prefented to his Exce fwer tv his Meilage t ect ers ut- eir on the hi- ide ind the and Lind tof Day. , J. WENTWORTH, Speak Providence, Fuly 29. A Gentleman from Cambridge informs, that vice has been received there by feveral regular § diers who have ...

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... declared had fallen from in Parliament heretofore) placing ridiculous Contrail with the *-'ents which have of lute *aken Place. Speaking **'ioufly of the prelent Situation Atiair*, lie *npartd Amer** to People who *had themfelves, knd the Mother Country a piratical ...

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... civil and religious berty. Without an unditturbed Freedom of viry, or exercifing the Right ef pr a Man’s Religion cannot, Speaking, be called hisown. To lay this Exe er pecuaiary Difcouragements, is incompa with the moft perfect Rights of human Nat It ...

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... Exp tien of Corn, and went through the fame. When the Speaker had reiumed the Chai was ordered that the Houfe, with their Speake attend the Lord Lieutenant with thofe Heads Bill, and requeft that they may be tranfmitted Great Britain in due Form. Mr. ...