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Page 4
... possession anything of another's , the restitution of it , or of any gain which we have made from it ; the fulfilling of promises and the reparation of damage done by fault ; and the recognition of certain things as meriting punishment ...
... possession anything of another's , the restitution of it , or of any gain which we have made from it ; the fulfilling of promises and the reparation of damage done by fault ; and the recognition of certain things as meriting punishment ...
Page 34
... possessed by these people they gave at a very low price , and a great bundle of cotton was exchanged for the point of a needle or other trifle . They are a people , " says the Admiral , " guileless and unwarlike . Men and women go as ...
... possessed by these people they gave at a very low price , and a great bundle of cotton was exchanged for the point of a needle or other trifle . They are a people , " says the Admiral , " guileless and unwarlike . Men and women go as ...
Page 63
... possession of their rights , neither envying the advantages nor fearing the power of other nations , solicitous only for the maintenance of order and jus- tice and the preservation of liberty , increasing daily in their attachment to a ...
... possession of their rights , neither envying the advantages nor fearing the power of other nations , solicitous only for the maintenance of order and jus- tice and the preservation of liberty , increasing daily in their attachment to a ...
Page 86
... possessed a certain charm of style peculiar to Jefferson , a flavor of Virginia thought and man- ners , a Jeffersonian ideality calculated to please the ear of later gen- erations forced to task their utmost powers in order to carry the ...
... possessed a certain charm of style peculiar to Jefferson , a flavor of Virginia thought and man- ners , a Jeffersonian ideality calculated to please the ear of later gen- erations forced to task their utmost powers in order to carry the ...
Page 89
... possessed by France , it stretches to the east , as far , at least , as the river Perdigo , which runs into the bay of Mexico , eastward of the river Mobille . It may be consistent with the view of these notes to remark that Louisiana ...
... possessed by France , it stretches to the east , as far , at least , as the river Perdigo , which runs into the bay of Mexico , eastward of the river Mobille . It may be consistent with the view of these notes to remark that Louisiana ...
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