...can be a mind so debased, or an understanding so perverted, as to balance between them. The journies I have made, both north and south, in the public service,...America and the humiliation of Great Britain. The troubles, which the death of the Elector of Bavaria was likely to excite in Germany, seemed to have...

...can be a mind so debased, or an understanding so perverted, as to balance between them. The journies I have made, both north and south, in the public service,...the liberty of America and the humiliation of Great Britain.The troubles, wliich the death of the Elector of Bavaria was likely to excite in Germany, seemed...

...an understanding so perverted, as to balance between them. The journies 1 have made, both north arid south, in the public service, have given me an opportunity...was so universal ; from the prince to the peasant (here is but one voice, one wish — the liberty of America and the humiliation of Great Britain. The...

...Congress. By such arts do they endeavor to [cover their nakedness and]* sustain their desperate canse. France has done us substantial benefits; Great Britain...America, and the humiliation of Great Britain. The troubles which the death of the elector of Bavaria was likely to excite in Germany seemed to have subsided,...

...and to monopolize our commerce. France demands of us to be independent; Great Britain tributary. 1 do not comprehend how there can be a mind so debased,...America, and the humiliation of Great Britain. The troubles which the death of the elector of Bavaria was likely to excite in Germany seemed to have subsided,...

...and to monopolize our commerce. France demands of us to be independent; Great Britain tributary. 1 do not comprehend how there can be a mind so debased,...prince to the peasant there is but one voice, one wish—the liberty of America, and the humiliation of Great Britain. The troubles which the death of...

...as to balance between them. The journeys I have made, both north and south, in the public servie»*, have given me an opportunity of knowing the general...America, and the humiliation of Great Britain. The troubles which the death of the elector of Bavaria was likt'lv to excite in Germany seemed to have...

...south in the public service have given me opportunities of knowing the general disposition of Europe on our question. There never was one in which the harmony...wish, the liberty of America, and the humiliation of Great-Britain." If Mr. Deane was as industrious to spread reports to the injury of these gentlemen...

...south in the public service have given me opportunities of knowing the general disposition of Europe on our question. There never was one in which the harmony...wish, the liberty of America, and the humiliation of Great-Britain." If Mr. Deane was as industrious to spread reports to the injury of these gentlemen...

...south in the public service have given me opportunities of knowing the general disposition of Europe on our question. There never was one in which the harmony...wish, the liberty of America, and the humiliation of Great-Britain." If Mr. Deane was as industrious to spread reports to the injury of these gentlemen...