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... means of carrying on the war , he would become to all in- tents and purposes a party in that war , and could have no just ground of complaint if treated as au enemy by the other party . But the fact of merchant vessels carrying articles ...
... means of carrying on the war , he would become to all in- tents and purposes a party in that war , and could have no just ground of complaint if treated as an enemy by the other party . But the fact of merchant vessels carrying articles ...
... means effectual to this end , which means are , to compel his subjects to do their duty , otherwise the right is vain and so are the means , if they must be used only by words and proclamations . ' The memorial complained that this ...
... means as they could , without any force ; to inform themselves of the number and names of his Majesty's subjects on ... mean time Mr. Jefferson , instead of waiting the re- sult of his representations to the British government , issued a ...
... means of reclaiming to the service of the sovereign the multitude of British seamen , whom not any unnatural preference for a fo- reign service over that of their own country , but accidental circum- stances , the love of novelty and ...