United States. History, Revolution, Public opinion. Foreign, British,
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Consequences (not before adverted to) that are likely to result from
the late revolution of the British empire; with the probable et- fects upon the territorial possessions, the commercial interests, naval strength . . . of Great Britain; and a comparative review of the strength, resources, and public credit, of the late belliger- ent powers, at the conclusion of the peace.
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Why submit to the most degrading peace that ever disgraced the annals of any nation? — Page 32.
   
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