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... minds of the rabble against Great Britain . In all the discussions on the orders in council , matters wholly irrelevant thereto were artfully introduced to check the progress of negocia- tion . The shot from the Leander , the affair of ...
... minds of the American people against the English ; -and interdicting the waters of Ame- rica to all British ships of war : an interdiction which was itself a measure of hostility , forasmuch as the ships of war of the French , the other ...
... mind will always be , whether the person possessing these advantages will be disposed to make that fair and honest use of them which justice requires ; and whether , in fact , he will not produce rather a panegyric on the deceased ...
... mind , by a most false representation of David's character , and of the reasons for which he was approved by God . This sermon , drawn up with great care , ability , and judgment , completely refuted the misre- presentations which had ...
... mind were directed . The first step towards this measure was Sir William Dolbeu's bill in 1788 , for regulating the number of slaves conveyed in each ship , and alleviating the miseries of the voyage . The bishop was so anxious during ...