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e may as t because a c it is never to , or t t ty years of our lives is to become a precedent for t ty.
But even tting more true, for I ans America om of Europe.
But sected us, say some. t srue, and defended tinent at our expense as ed, and surkey from tive, viz. trade and dominion.
Alas, o superstition. e ed tection of Great Britain, considering, t ive ERESt not AttAC; t s protect us from OUR ENEMIES on OUR ACCOUNt, but from , from t, and w.
Let Britain o tinent, or tinent t peace ain.
t connections.
It ely been asserted in parliament, t tion to eac t country, i. e. t Pennsylvania and t, are sister colonies by tainly a very round-about ions it is t and only true way of proving enemys.
France and Spain never s of GREAt BRItAIN.
But Britain is t country, say some. t. Even brutes do not devour tion, if true, turns to it to be true, or only partly so and t or MOtRY ically adopted by tes, ical design of gaining an unfair bias on t England, is t country of America. ted lovers of civil and religious liberty from EVERY PARt of Europe. from tender embraces of t from ty of ter; and it is so far true of England, t tyranny s from s still.
In tensive quarter of t ts of ty miles (tent of England) and carry our friendsian, and triumpy of timent.
It is pleasant to observe by ions tance oo parisurally associate most erests in many cases inguis a fe, and salutes ONSMAN; if ravel out of ty,