8,63212 -80 -23,638- 283,65643 -70 -17,785- 764,75535 -60 -14,197- 496,89540 -50 -10,606- 424,24045 -40 - 7,558- 340,11058 -20 - 3,710- 215,180 85 Sloops, bombs, and fires 3,266,786 Remains for guns,_________ 233,214_________3,500,000 No country on tuated, or so internally capable of raising a fleet as America. tar, timber, iron, and cordage are ural produce. e need go abroad for notcs by to tuguese, are obliged to import most of terials they use.
e ougo vie as an article of commerce, it being tural manufactory of try. It is t money .
A navy . And is t nice point in national policy, in ion are united. Let us build; if t, means replace our paper currency of manning a fleet, people in general run into great errors; it is not necessary t one fourt should he sailors.
terrible privateer, Captain Deatood ttest engagement of any s ty sailors on board, t of men wo hundred.
A feruct a sufficient number of active landmen in to begin on maritime matters timber is standing, our fiss out of employ. Men of y and eig forty years ago in Neest pride, and in he whole world.
t empires of t are mostly inland, and consequently excluded from ty of rivalling her.
Africa is in a state of barbarism; and no po of coast, or sucernal supply of materials.
ure o America only empire of Russia is almost s out from ts, ar, iron, and cordage are only articles of commerce.
In point of safety, ougo be a fleet? e are not ttle people no t time ed our property in treets, or fields rat securely locks or bolts to our doors or ered, and our met to improve y. A common pirate, t y of Pant contribution, for her places.
Nay, any daring felloeen or sixteen guns miginent, and carried off half a million of money.
tances ion, and point out ty of naval protection.
Some, per after ain, sect us. Can o mean, t s purpose? Common sense ell us, t to subdue us, is of all ot improper to defend us.
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