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Side 1235
... enemy's port . That , on the 3d of February , the Commodore put on board of the Thames the captains and crews of the vessels burnt , being thirty - seven in number , to be landed in the first port , and that , on the 16th day of July ...
... enemy's port . That , on the 3d of February , the Commodore put on board of the Thames the captains and crews of the vessels burnt , being thirty - seven in number , to be landed in the first port , and that , on the 16th day of July ...
Side 1283
... enemy an amount of twenty or thirty millions of dollars , of which it must otherwise lose at least the use during the war , will probably believe too that the Government will not be benefitted by an addition of six or seven millions to ...
... enemy an amount of twenty or thirty millions of dollars , of which it must otherwise lose at least the use during the war , will probably believe too that the Government will not be benefitted by an addition of six or seven millions to ...
Side 1287
... enemy : when thousands of your sailors hibiting us from resisting England by war as well shall become the prisoners , or shall be forced to as by a non - importation act , nor can it prohibit engage in the naval service of England ...
... enemy : when thousands of your sailors hibiting us from resisting England by war as well shall become the prisoners , or shall be forced to as by a non - importation act , nor can it prohibit engage in the naval service of England ...
Side 1293
... enemy at the commencement of an arduous war with that enemy . On the verge of a war with one nation and in a state which is certainly equivocal , to say no more , with another , we must look with apprehension at the power of both ; and ...
... enemy at the commencement of an arduous war with that enemy . On the verge of a war with one nation and in a state which is certainly equivocal , to say no more , with another , we must look with apprehension at the power of both ; and ...
Side 1293
... enemy at the commencement of an arduous war with that enemy . On the verge of a war with one nation and in a state which is certainly equivocal , to say no more , with another , we must look with apprehension at the power of both ; and ...
... enemy at the commencement of an arduous war with that enemy . On the verge of a war with one nation and in a state which is certainly equivocal , to say no more , with another , we must look with apprehension at the power of both ; and ...
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