A Retrospect of the Boston Tea-party: With a Memoir of George R. T. Hewes, a Survivor of the Little Band of Patriots who Drowned the Tea in Boston Harbour in 1773S. S. Bliss, printer, 1834 - 209 páginas |
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... fame the illustrious deeds which marked the progress of the revolution ; and the soul is melted into reverence at the recol- lection of that exalted wisdom which raised us from vassalage to pre - eminence among the nations ; we should ...
... fame the illustrious deeds which marked the progress of the revolution ; and the soul is melted into reverence at the recol- lection of that exalted wisdom which raised us from vassalage to pre - eminence among the nations ; we should ...
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... fame , have been permitted to rest in oblivion , while deeds of insect importance , compared with theirs , have consign 、 ed their authors to the deathless page of biographic history . It is easy to conceive an All - creating Power has ...
... fame , have been permitted to rest in oblivion , while deeds of insect importance , compared with theirs , have consign 、 ed their authors to the deathless page of biographic history . It is easy to conceive an All - creating Power has ...
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... fame . But he has been blessed by Heaven with the capacity to preserve , what millions of the inheritors of wealth , and fame , and preferment , have lost ; he has been enabled to preserve his physical and intellectual powers ; a ...
... fame . But he has been blessed by Heaven with the capacity to preserve , what millions of the inheritors of wealth , and fame , and preferment , have lost ; he has been enabled to preserve his physical and intellectual powers ; a ...
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... fame , as well as to that interesting event , to consign to the monumental record of history the perpetuation of the memory of a man deserving of his country's esteem and applause . My confidence in the propriety of such an effort was ...
... fame , as well as to that interesting event , to consign to the monumental record of history the perpetuation of the memory of a man deserving of his country's esteem and applause . My confidence in the propriety of such an effort was ...
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... fame . Although it cannot be known how men may improve the fortunate incidents which have opened to others the way to renown and power , yet no one who may have had a personal interview with Hewes , now at the age of nearly an hundred ...
... fame . Although it cannot be known how men may improve the fortunate incidents which have opened to others the way to renown and power , yet no one who may have had a personal interview with Hewes , now at the age of nearly an hundred ...
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