 | Fisher Ames - 1854 - 440 páginas
...so wisely. I am glad you abstain from scandal, because you know I hate it, yet abuse Mr. Thatcher, if you please, for his not writing to me, and I shall...fixed design to be useless. Does that surprise you I I have read two Camilluses1 on the constitutionality of the treaty ; so much answer to so little weight... | |
 | Fisher Ames - 1854 - 440 páginas
...so wisely. I am glad you abstain from scandal, because you know I hate it, yet abuse Mr. Thatcher, if you please, for his not writing to me, and I shall...fixed design to be useless. Does that surprise you 1 I have read two Camilluses1 on the constitutionality of the treaty ; so much answer to so little... | |
 | Claude Gernade Bowers - 1925 - 580 páginas
...last, I am half resolved to jingle my bells aa far as Springfield.' At any rate, on the morrow he would go to 'my loyal town of Boston in my covered sleigh by way of experimenting of my strength.' * February found him on the way. At New Haven where he lodged, the snow... | |
 | Claude Gernade Bowers - 1925 - 596 páginas
...last, I am half resolved to jingle my bells as far as Springfield.' At any rate, on the morrow he would go to 'my loyal town of Boston in my covered sleigh by way of experimenting of my strength.' 4 February found him on the way. At New Haven where he lodged, the snow... | |
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TO JEREMIAH SMITH. \ Dedham, January 18, 1796. MY DEAR FRIEND, — You have deserved well of the country for writing so punctually and so fully, so wittily and so wisely. I am glad you abstain from scandal, because you know I hate it, yet abuse Mr. Thatcher,... 