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Produced by Bryan Ness, Susan Carr and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material fro...
2. Chapter 2The originals of the two Republics are so much alike, that the history of one seems but a transcript from that of the other: so that every Dutchman instructed in the subject, mu...
3. Chapter 3The undersigned, all manufacturers, merchants, and other traders of this city, most respectfully give to understand, that it is a truth, as melancholy, as it is universally know...
4. Chapter 4That from these motives the petitioners respectfully hope that the aforesaid offer of England will occasion no obstacle which may prevent that the resolution of their noble and...
5. Chapter 5However great may be the advantages foreseen by the petitioners, from a legal commerce duly protected with America, their fear is not less, lest we should suffer to escape the h...
6. Chapter 6Receive then, noble, great, venerable, and noble and venerable Lords, this solemn testimony of our lively gratitude, as graciously as it is given sincerely on our part. Receive...
7. Chapter 7The Society has thought that it might accomplish its wishes, in the most convenient and decent manner, in causing to be stricken, at its expence, a Medal of silver, which may re...
8. Chapter 8The consequences of these establishments we see and feel every day.--A native of America who cannot read and write, is as rare an appearance as a Jacobite, or a Roman Catholic,...