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共 30 段- It affords very great Satisfaction to the Town of Boston to
- You are pleasd to adduce an Instance in 1754 in Addition to
- WE are told in a late reply, that "the offices of Attornies
- For by the best intelligence from England, we are under stro
- Some time ago I took the liberty of making a few remarks in
- The law in its benignity makes allowance for human passions:
- The Candor of the Town indeed was such, that at their meetin
- Much was bro't into Court, to show that the Town was in a st
- Mr. Leigh, and Mr. Frost, both witnesses for the prisoners,
- I shall conclude what I have to say upon this interesting su
- 1 Of Dublin. Cf. Dictionary of National Biography, vol. xxxi
- We severely feel the effects, not of a revenue raised, but a
- One who stiles himself, in Mr. Draper's paper, a Layman, hav
- Upon the fatal news (fatal, I call it, for I very much fear
- The consequence of the determination of the house of
- A General Assembly, when actuated with a becoming spirit of
- Our enemies would fain have us lie down on the bed of sloth
- Jeroboam must needs have been a very wicked Governor: And he
- I am not of this writers opinion that the claims of our sist
- The writer in the Massachusetts Gazette, who signs Chronus,
- The English constitution, says Baron Montesquieu, has Libert
- In answer to your message of yesterday, this House beg leave
- I take Notice of what you observe "that our whole dependence
- And we complain of it as a further grievance, that notwithst
- 1 A complete draft of the "Rights of the Colonists," in the
- This day I had the Honor of receiving a Letter signd by your
- Previous to a direct consideration of the charter granted to
- Thus we see, from your Excellency's history and publications
- By what right, in nature and reason, the christian princes i
- Your Excellency seems chiefly to rely upon our ancestors, af