United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 1D. Green., 1832 |
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... declared themselves to be a nation , by the edification and instruction of those to whom the declaration of independence made in 1776 , it is addressed , it can never meet the approba- under which they became " one people . " The tion ...
... declared themselves to be a nation , by the edification and instruction of those to whom the declaration of independence made in 1776 , it is addressed , it can never meet the approba- under which they became " one people . " The tion ...
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... declaration of pressively , in the next sentence , wherein it is war , which , in announcing the new relation of said , that we declared ourselves a nation by a the belligerents , and narrating how t ' ese have joint not by several ac's ...
... declaration of pressively , in the next sentence , wherein it is war , which , in announcing the new relation of said , that we declared ourselves a nation by a the belligerents , and narrating how t ' ese have joint not by several ac's ...
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... declared by tion . The colonies , even before the revolution , Congress for all the States . Virginia , however , sent each their seperate deputies , who met and did not wait this general declaration ; but by a formed a Congress , in ...
... declared by tion . The colonies , even before the revolution , Congress for all the States . Virginia , however , sent each their seperate deputies , who met and did not wait this general declaration ; but by a formed a Congress , in ...
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