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... consider all these things , it must appear unjust to the last degree to force a fellow - creature , who has never forfeited his free - a just ground of war between different nations ; dom , into this wretched situation ; and confine him ...
... consider all these things , it must appear unjust to the last degree to force a fellow - creature , who has never forfeited his free - a just ground of war between different nations ; dom , into this wretched situation ; and confine him ...
Page 9
... consider the injustice on both sides ; and weigh them in an even balance . On the one hand , we see a man deprived of all property , of all capacity to possess property , of his own free agency , of the means of instruction , of his ...
... consider the injustice on both sides ; and weigh them in an even balance . On the one hand , we see a man deprived of all property , of all capacity to possess property , of his own free agency , of the means of instruction , of his ...
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... considers it , because laws cannot afford their " benefit and protection " unless there is a legal and competent ... consider the Wilmot proviso so important , than the establishment of a government , which leaves the whole subject ...
... considers it , because laws cannot afford their " benefit and protection " unless there is a legal and competent ... consider the Wilmot proviso so important , than the establishment of a government , which leaves the whole subject ...
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