g t to private reflection, I so the following heads.
First. t it is terest of America to be separated from Britain.
Secondly. and most practicable plan, RECONCILIAtION OR INDEPENDANCE? ith some occasional remarks.
In support of t, I could, if I judged it proper, produce t and most experienced men on tinent; and s, on t yet publicly kno is in reality a self-evident position: For no nation in a state of foreign dependance, limited in its commerce, and cramped and fettered in its legislative po any material eminence. America dot yet knoands unparalleled in tory of otions, it is but c s, to ive powers in her own hands.
England is, at time, proudly coveting inent ating on a matter, is t t of America, by measure continue, ries as independant of eacicles, neito a better market. But it is try on Britain or any ot ention, and y, ronger every day.
First. Because it o t one time or other.
Secondly. Because, t is delayed t o accomplish.
I ly amused myself bote companies, ly remarking, t reflecting. And among t general, viz.
t ure y or fifty years ead of NO, tinent ary ability, At tIME, arises from t y years time, ally extinct. tinent, , by t time, ary officer left; and of martial matters as t Indians: And tion, closely attended to, t time is preferable to all ot turns t t ed numbers; and forty or fifty years experience; ime, must be some particular point betremes, in ained: And t point of time is t time.
t does not properly come under t set out o ion, viz.
Scain, and so remain tters are noanced, is giving up t entirely) . tinely deprived of, by t extension of ts of Canada, valued only at five pounds sterling per to upy-five millions, Pennsylvania currency; and t-rents at one penny sterling per acre, to two millions yearly.
It is by t t may be sunk, burto any, and t-rent reserved time, . It matters not is in paying, so t to t, and for tion of inental trustees. .
I proceed