An Answer to Certain Parts of a Work Published by Mathew Carey: Entitled "The Olive-branch," Or "Faults on Both Sides."W. M'Kean, 1816 - 231 páginas |
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... means of protection , and they were , by P exorbitant taxes and excises , exhausting them of the means 169.
... means of protection , and they were , by P exorbitant taxes and excises , exhausting them of the means 169.
Página 200
... means of de- fence against dangers , and of relief from oppressions proceeding from the acts of their own Government , without violating constitutional principles , or disappoint- ing the hopes of a suffering and injured people . To ...
... means of de- fence against dangers , and of relief from oppressions proceeding from the acts of their own Government , without violating constitutional principles , or disappoint- ing the hopes of a suffering and injured people . To ...
Página 204
... means of present relief ; in the next place , of such as are of a more remote and general description , in the hope of attaining future security . Among the subjects of complaint and apprehension , which might be comprised under the ...
... means of present relief ; in the next place , of such as are of a more remote and general description , in the hope of attaining future security . Among the subjects of complaint and apprehension , which might be comprised under the ...
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