Voice of the Yeomanry Proceedings of the York County Convention Holden At Alfr
Voice of the Yeomanry Proceedings of the York County Convention Holden At Alfr
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We had msisf d that on Te/nTX the fia^ should protect those -. Vho sa, led under U tlnf for one natioif forcibly to take the seamen from the ves- Tlsof moXr is an act of hostility-that though Britain has rLhttXo"«. "6/Vc«. , who have not becoine naturalized tn the United States, this is not the way to obtain them - •PhouTh these doctrines had been most conclusively enforced by min of ^t %. Ies in the United States, Great Briuun had wikedh and w mtonly pursued her arbitrary practice of fo ciblj ...ra&mouryessefsitsea^Britishsubjeetsnattn^ihz^^^^^^^^^^^ \^nn^ foreismers of all descriptions, and even nati\e citizens. Thus was t^mercham embarrassed in his voyage, the captain den rival o the services of his crew, the poor unfortunate v, e. TmdrtTed/rom his eountry, his w/. , A", '•/"*"'•, "" . ' " /Lr to mao-nify the pride and power of the British nation Aginst thSo-utrlge up'on the rig'^-. F /'-. J^-X^Ttal \h h-. D at ill times, and under eyery administration, protested, i nc offltce had b come insupportable, and demanded immediate :to, K™ent_Vet it is said 'that we ought '» -;d-- - "^'f" - able diswace, and submit to the indignity of the slaven oi our citize s^ Scr than enforce a spirit of resentment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had msisf d that on Te/nTX the fia^ should protect those -. Vho sa, led under U tlnf for one natioif forcibly to take the seamen from the ves- Tlsof moXr is an act of hostility-that though Britain has rLhttXo"«. "6/Vc«. , who have not becoine naturalized tn the United States, this is not the way to obtain them - •PhouTh these doctrines had been most conclusively enforced by min of ^t %. Ies in the United States, Great Briuun had wikedh and w mtonly pursued her arbitrary practice of fo ciblj ...ra&mouryessefsitsea^Britishsubjeetsnattn^ihz^^^^^^^^^^^ \^nn^ foreismers of all descriptions, and even nati\e citizens. Thus was t^mercham embarrassed in his voyage, the captain den rival o the services of his crew, the poor unfortunate v, e. TmdrtTed/rom his eountry, his w/. , A", '•/"*"'•, "" . ' " /Lr to mao-nify the pride and power of the British nation Aginst thSo-utrlge up'on the rig'^-. F /'-. J^-X^Ttal \h h-. D at ill times, and under eyery administration, protested, i nc offltce had b come insupportable, and demanded immediate :to, K™ent_Vet it is said 'that we ought '» -;d-- - "^'f" - able diswace, and submit to the indignity of the slaven oi our citize s^ Scr than enforce a spirit of resentment.
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