cting ts for kingdoms to take under t tinent to be perpetually governed by an island. In no instance ure made tellite larger ts primary planet, and as England and America, to eacure, it is evident to different systems; England to Europe, America to itself.
I am not induced by motives of pride, party, or resentment to espouse trine of separation and independance; I am clearly, positively, and conscientiously persuaded t it is true interest of tinent to be so; t every t of t is mere patc it can afford no lasting felicity, --t it is leaving to our c a time, tle fartinent th.
As Britain manifested t inclination to no terms can be obtained ance of tinent, or any o treasure o.
t, contended for, ougo bear some just proportion to testable junto, is a matter unemporary stoppage of trade, s complained of, ained; if tinent must take up arms, if every man must be a soldier, it is scarcely o fig a contemptible ministry only.
Dearly, dearly, do s, if t is all imation, it is as great a folly to pay a Bunker-inent, as an event, arrive, so from te rapid progress of tinent to maturity, t could not be far off. of ilities, it o ed a matter, o be in earnest; ot is like ing an estate on a suit at lao regulate trespasses of a tenant, al nineteent t t of t day ed tempered Pc ended title of FAter, and composedly sleep heir blood upon his soul.
But admitting t matters ? I ansinent. And t for several reasons.
FIRSt. till remaining in tive over tion of tinent. And as erate enemy to liberty. and discovered suc for arbitrary poo say to t;YOU S I PLEASE. And is tant in America so ignorant as not to kno according to CONStItUtION, t tinent can make no la o; and is t to see, t (considering of lating to laws made for us in England.
After matters are made up (as it is called) can t, but ted, to keep tinent as loitioning.
--E are already greater to be, and o make us less? to bring tter to one point.
Is ty, a proper poo gover