Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... treaty of commerce , by which those distinct states are cemented together , in perpetual league and amity . And if any further ratifications of this pact or treaty are necessary , the colonies would readily enter into them , provided ...
... treaty of commerce , by which those distinct states are cemented together , in perpetual league and amity . And if any further ratifications of this pact or treaty are necessary , the colonies would readily enter into them , provided ...
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... treaty , in which the disposition of us and our two said Houses of Parliament to promote , by every proper concession , the restoration of peace and union can with no probability be doubted . You may particularly agree to a proposal ...
... treaty , in which the disposition of us and our two said Houses of Parliament to promote , by every proper concession , the restoration of peace and union can with no probability be doubted . You may particularly agree to a proposal ...
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... treaty , or effectually to proceed in such treaty , you are , if you find it proper , finally to set forth a declaration , for the information of our well - disposed subjects at large , in which , after reciting the Act and the ...
... treaty , or effectually to proceed in such treaty , you are , if you find it proper , finally to set forth a declaration , for the information of our well - disposed subjects at large , in which , after reciting the Act and the ...
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