But as it is more t  o t body, deserves consideration.  And I put it as a question to tudy of mankind, ion and election is not too great a poo possess?  erity,  virtue is not ary.

    It is from our enemies t en gain excellent maxims, and are frequently surprised into reason by takes, Mr. Cornreasury) treated tition of tempt, because t ed but of ty-six members,  for tary y.

    [tand of  consequence a large and equal representation is to a state, sical disquisitions.]   tO CONCLUDE, range it may appear to some, or o tters not, but many strong and striking reasons may be given, to s nottle our affairs so expeditiously as an open and determined declaration for independance. Some of  is tom of nations,   engaged in to step in as mediators, and bring about t  Britain, no poate we may quarrel on for ever.

    SECONDLY. -- It is unreasonable to suppose, t France or Spain ance, if o make use of t assistance for trengtion betain and America; because, the consequences.

    ts of Britain, , in tions.  be considered as rebels.  t is someo to be in arms under ts; , can solve t to unite resistance and subjection, requires an idea mucoo refined for common understanding.

    FOURto to be publisco foreign courts, setting fortually used for redress; declaring, at time, t not being able, any longer, to live ion of tis, y of breaking off all connections  time, assuring all sucs of our peaceable disposition toering into trade s to tinent, ted itions to Britain.

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