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... cause once glorious , and that might have been tri- umphant . The cause of France is compared with that of America during its late Revolution . Would to Heaven that the comparison were just ! Would to Heaven we could discern , in the ...
... cause once glorious , and that might have been tri- umphant . The cause of France is compared with that of America during its late Revolution . Would to Heaven that the comparison were just ! Would to Heaven we could discern , in the ...
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... cause of France is the cause of America , " cried the enthusiasts , " it is time to distinguish its friends from its foes . " Genet looked round him . The tri - colored cockade figured in the hats of the shouting multitude ; tri ...
... cause of France is the cause of America , " cried the enthusiasts , " it is time to distinguish its friends from its foes . " Genet looked round him . The tri - colored cockade figured in the hats of the shouting multitude ; tri ...
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... cause , i . 560 . fortifies Guy's Park , i . 560 . holds an Indian council , i . 560 . doubtful intentions , i . 560 . Johnson , Colonel Guy , at Montreal , ii . 68 . contemplates hostilities , ii . 275 . Johnson , Sir John , supports ...
... cause , i . 560 . fortifies Guy's Park , i . 560 . holds an Indian council , i . 560 . doubtful intentions , i . 560 . Johnson , Colonel Guy , at Montreal , ii . 68 . contemplates hostilities , ii . 275 . Johnson , Sir John , supports ...
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