 | 1805 - 664 sidor
...the discharge of which an eternal monopoly of the East India trade would scarcely be sufficient. " Let it be granted," said he, " that we have improved...should be deprived of a government, because it has thps flourished upder our protection, appears equally unjust and ludicrous, Let us be treated with... | |
 | 1805 - 676 sidor
...the discharge of which an eternal monopoly of the East India trade would scarcely be . sufficient. " Let it be granted," said he, " that we have improved...to be ousted of a farm which we have thus improved, let it be for some better reason than that we have thus improved it." It is needless to add what has... | |
 | 1805 - 654 sidor
...the discharge of which an eternal monopoly of the East India trade would scarcely be sufficient. " Let it be granted," said he, " that we have improved...to be ousted of a farm which we have thus improved, let it be for some better reason than that we have thus improved it." It is needless to add what has... | |
 | 1811 - 462 sidor
...the Company, an insigniiicant colony bus heconie a great empire. That •we should be deprive J of n government, because it has thus flourished under our...to be ousted of a farm which we have thus improved, let it be for some better reason than that we have thus improved it." It is needless to add what bas... | |
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that we have improved our possessions, and that under the hands of the company an insignificant colony has > become a great empire. That we should be deprived of a government, because it has thus flourished under our protection, appears equally unjust... 