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... object of those menaces held forth in the report of the committee , to whom that part of it relating to foreign affairs was referred . Setting aside some points of minor importance , VOL . VII . NO . XIII . the the wrongs complained of ...
... object were more obnoxious to America than the prohibi- tion itself , those relaxations were repealed . It had been permitted to neutrals , by the original orders in council , to trade with the ene- my , on condition of previously ...
... object of retaining to Great Britain the services of all her seamen . If the American govern- ment has any such arrangement to propose , there will of course be no indisposition on the part of this country to examine it . But we cannot ...
... objects of aversion to the Emperor , who had taken a fixed determination to bring them to reason in due time.'The British , ' he continues , he hates , and dreads , and respects . The Americans he detests and despises . He detests them ...
... object was to do justice to the memory of a deserving character , and to hold up the example of his virtues for the benefit of so- ciety . We have only to express a wish , that he had well con- sidered his competence to the task . Had ...