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Стр. 90
... your petitioners are ready to name them, and to prove the saćt; or if the
members in question can be made parties to the inquiry, your petitioners will
name them, and be governed by the testimony, which they themselves shall
publicly give.
... your petitioners are ready to name them, and to prove the saćt; or if the
members in question can be made parties to the inquiry, your petitioners will
name them, and be governed by the testimony, which they themselves shall
publicly give.
Стр. 234
fias, dated the 9th and 18th of the present month, they find themselves charged
and constrained to confess, that the confederation never expećted a declaration
of the taking of the provinces of the republic, and that they on the receipt of the
first ...
fias, dated the 9th and 18th of the present month, they find themselves charged
and constrained to confess, that the confederation never expećted a declaration
of the taking of the provinces of the republic, and that they on the receipt of the
first ...
Стр. 285
These spies are relieved by others, and give intelligence if the party is pursued;
in which case they all hide themselves if possible, in the mountains. In their flight
they kill, roast, and eat by turns. When they have stolen a confiderable number of
...
These spies are relieved by others, and give intelligence if the party is pursued;
in which case they all hide themselves if possible, in the mountains. In their flight
they kill, roast, and eat by turns. When they have stolen a confiderable number of
...
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