An Address to Federal Clergymen On the Subject of the War Proclaimed By the Con
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While, hi her greatest profe^ons of friendship toward us, she has employed her commis- sioned agents and spies amongst us, for the purpose of disaffecting our people towards their own government, and to aid and assist the friends of Britain, in effecting a political separation of the United States. She has re- fused to comply with her arrangements with us, made by her accredited minister, after receiving a fulfilment of them on our part, without ever offering a satisfactoiy reason for her so do...ing. She assumes our right of the seas to herself, and has laid our commerce under tribute, to be regulated, augmented or diminished, according to the wisdom and pleasure of his Britannic Majesty. And in addition to all this, before our declaration of war against Great Britain, to cap the climax of wrongs re- ceived from her, it is no presumption to say, that the late hostilities of the Indians were in consequence of her in- fluence, as it is acknowledged they have been hereto- fore, in a time of peace with her.
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While, hi her greatest profe^ons of friendship toward us, she has employed her commis- sioned agents and spies amongst us, for the purpose of disaffecting our people towards their own government, and to aid and assist the friends of Britain, in effecting a political separation of the United States. She has re- fused to comply with her arrangements with us, made by her accredited minister, after receiving a fulfilment of them on our part, without ever offering a satisfactoiy reason for her so do...ing. She assumes our right of the seas to herself, and has laid our commerce under tribute, to be regulated, augmented or diminished, according to the wisdom and pleasure of his Britannic Majesty. And in addition to all this, before our declaration of war against Great Britain, to cap the climax of wrongs re- ceived from her, it is no presumption to say, that the late hostilities of the Indians were in consequence of her in- fluence, as it is acknowledged they have been hereto- fore, in a time of peace with her.
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