Letters: Selections from the Private and Political Correspondence, Telling the Story of American Independence and the Founding of the American Government |
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I say probably , because I have never heard of the fact , and conjecture it from
reason only . The northern column having its western motion diverted towards the
north , and reinforced by the currents of the great rivers Orinoko , Amazons and ...
I say probably , because I have never heard of the fact , and conjecture it from
reason only . The northern column having its western motion diverted towards the
north , and reinforced by the currents of the great rivers Orinoko , Amazons and ...
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Were the views of government communicated to them , they could not keep their
own secret , and such a price would be demanded for them , as Congress ,
probably , would think ought not to be given , lest it should be the cause of
involving ...
Were the views of government communicated to them , they could not keep their
own secret , and such a price would be demanded for them , as Congress ,
probably , would think ought not to be given , lest it should be the cause of
involving ...
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I would like the farms to be not less than 200 acres , because such a farmer
would probably like to hire a man and his wife as laborers . I have mentioned
these circumstances to you , because I have understood that tenants might
probably be ...
I would like the farms to be not less than 200 acres , because such a farmer
would probably like to hire a man and his wife as laborers . I have mentioned
these circumstances to you , because I have understood that tenants might
probably be ...
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