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共 37 段- It is true, as this writer observes, "that the bulk of the p
- The intention of the junto, was, to procure a revenue to be
- They know that all America is united in sentiment, and in th
- This writer has a faculty of insinuating errors into the min
- It is the duty of the clergy to accommodate their discourses
- But what a pity it was, that these worthy gentlemen could no
- He tells us, that in order to avoid the necessity of alterin
- When these designs were made known, it appeared, that Americ
- That it is owing to those committees that so many persons ha
- To say that we "must be" subject, seems, to betray a conscio
- We are told that "the provincial constitutions have no princ
- There are so many egregious errors in point of fact, and res
- Nevertheless, the king would not yet give up his unlimited p
- 2. That by the opinion of Holt, and the whole court, the law
- We ought to be cautious of the inaccuracies of the greatest
- The cases of Chester and Durham, counties palantine within t
- I assure you, my friends, I would not that this conduct shou
- To undertake to convince a person of his error, is the indis
- An apprehension of injustice in the conduct of Great Britain
- Some of you may perhaps suspect that I have been wantonly sc
- Another clause is this, "And for their further encouragement
- Let us now advert to our own situation. Destitute of British
- Let us now take a view of American grievances, and try, by t
- The act of the 9th of Queen Ann, for establishing a post-off
- These gentlemen were all of them, and the survivers still co
- Our patriots exclaim, "that humble and reasonable petitions
- The advocates for the opposition to parliament often remind
- His indignation against him henceforward, to 1765, when he d
- In this chamber, near the fire, were seated five judges, wit
- "In order to excuse, if not altogether justify the offensive
- This was a delicate and a dangerous crisis. The question in
- Here arose a number of very important questions. What were w
- Any man, who will consider with attention these passages fro
- Section 6. "And for the more effectual preventing of frauds,
- Mr. Otis asserted all these acts to be null and void by the
- "If the spirit of commerce was attended to, perhaps duties w
- Property in land, antecedent to civil society, or the social