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... language employed by America in her remonstrances and negociations with England , was exactly simi- lar to that made use of by France . Every step she took seemed to confirm the existence of collusion between Mr. Jefferson and ...
... language and external appearance produce so great a difficulty in discrimination , it would be idle to pretend that no mistake is ever committed ; but a very slight consideration is sufficient to shew that for one wrongful assertion of ...
... language , breathing the same spirit of liberty , have qualities quite sufficient to rivet his hatred . The American gentleman , who has so ably written on the genius and dispositions of the French government , ' and who , from his ...
Anonymous. nexion with the government , spoke the same language of contempt and menace on the subject of the United States . ' The Americans were a nation of fraudulent shop - keepers ; British in prejudices and predilections , and ...
... language . Now and then , indeed , we regret to find him stopping his narrative for the purpose of introducing observations of his own , which , being at least irrelevant , it would have been better to omit . He has proceeded , however ...