 | Hezekiah Niles - 1876 - 536 trang
...causes of lasting enmity ; and this must impel you, were we again under government, to endeavor to break our spirit by the severest tyranny, and obstructing...in your power, our growing strength and prosperity. " Your lordship mentions ' the king's paternal solicitude for promoting the establishment of lasting... | |
 | United States. Dept. of State - 1889 - 890 trang
...forgive the people you have so heavily injured. You can never confide again in those as fellow subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal freedom, to whom you know you have given such just cause of lasting enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your government, to endeavor... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1904 - 566 trang
...forgive the people you have so heavily injured. You can never confide again in those as fellow-subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal freedom, to whom you know you have given such just cause of lasting enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your government, to endeavor... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1906 - 502 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured. You can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you know you have given such just Cause of lasting Enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your Government, to endeavour... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 1906 - 662 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured. You can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you know you have given such just Cause of lasting Enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your Government, to endeavour... | |
 | Edmund Sears Morgan - 2003 - 356 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured; you can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you know you have given such just Cause of lasting Enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your Government, to endeavour... | |
 | Edmund Sears Morgan - 2004 - 344 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured; you can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you know you have given such just Cause of lasting Enmity."* As no good deed goes unpunished, bad ones are seldom forgotten or forgiven... | |
 | Robert Franklin Bunting - 2006 - 484 trang
...forgive the people you have so heavily injured. You can never confide again in these fellow-subjects and permit them to enjoy equal freedom to whom you know you have given such just cause of lasting enmity; and must impel you, were we again under your Government, to endeavor the breaking... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin - 2006 - 317 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured; you can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you know you have given such just Cause of lasting Enmity. And this must impel you, were we again under your Government, to endeavour... | |
 | Lorraine Smith Pangle - 2007 - 300 trang
...forgive the People you have so heavily injured; you can never confide again in those as Fellow Subjects, and permit them to enjoy equal Freedom, to whom you...every means in your Power our growing Strength and Prosperity.65 Each of the signers of the Declaration of Independence doubtless had his own thoughts... | |
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... spark of affection for that parent country we once held so dear: but were it possible for us to forget and forgive them, it is not possible for you (I mean the British nation) to forgive the people you have so heavily injured; you can never confide... 
