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legislature ; as also , the right to assemble , whenever they are summoned by their selectmen , in their town halls , there to deliberate upon the publick affairs of the town , or to give instruction to their representatives in the ...
legislature ; as also , the right to assemble , whenever they are summoned by their selectmen , in their town halls , there to deliberate upon the publick affairs of the town , or to give instruction to their representatives in the ...
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Such guides are the very last to inspire honourable confidence , or give stability to publick opinion . They may keep things tranquil and gay about us , at least for a time , but they will add nothing settled or awful to the character ...
Such guides are the very last to inspire honourable confidence , or give stability to publick opinion . They may keep things tranquil and gay about us , at least for a time , but they will add nothing settled or awful to the character ...
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Mr. Ogilvie should know better than to bring living , reired individuals before the publick , especially to abuse hem . The notoriety which one gains from being extoled or calumniated in print , may be gratifying to vulgar r abandoned ...
Mr. Ogilvie should know better than to bring living , reired individuals before the publick , especially to abuse hem . The notoriety which one gains from being extoled or calumniated in print , may be gratifying to vulgar r abandoned ...
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Adams President letter from | 48 |
in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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