 ... we may subscribe to the ratification of manstealing, with all its baneful consequences, yet I cannot but believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reverse the consideration, and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own doors, we shall...  Collections of the New Hampshire Historical Society - Stran 88avtor: New Hampshire Historical Society - 1837Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | George Barstow - 1842 - 504 strani
...believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reverse the consideration, and bring the effects of this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own doors,...shall form a more equitable opinion of its claim to ratification. " Let us figure to ourselves a company of these man-stealers, well equipped for the enterprise,... | |
 | George Livermore - 1862 - 246 strani
...spectators we may remain of such predatory infractions of the laws of our nature, however unfeelingly we may subscribe to the ratification of man-stealing,...but believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reserve the consideration, and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own doors, we shall... | |
 | George Livermore - 1863 - 218 strani
...cannot but Convert"1"6 believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reserve the considera- tiontion, and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our...form a more equitable opinion of its claim to this Atherton. ratification. Let us figure to ourselves a company of these manstealers, well equipped for... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1863 - 548 strani
...baneful consequences, yet I cannot but tion. believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reserve the consideration, and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own Atherton. doors, we shall form a more equitable opinion of its claim to this ratification. Let us figure... | |
 | Daniel Franklin Secomb - 1883 - 1060 strani
...may subscribe to the ratification of manstealing, with all its baneful consequences, yet I tan not but believe, in justice to human nature, that if we...and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our i'wn doors, we shall form a more equitable opinion of its claim to this ratification. Let us figure... | |
 | Joseph Burbeen Walker - 1888 - 148 strani
...cannot but believe, in justice to human nature, that if we reverse the consideration [conditions?] and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our...company of these manstealers, well equipped for the enterprise, arriving on our coast. They seize or carry off the whole or a part of the town of Exeter.... | |
 | Joseph Burbeen Walker - 1888 - 176 strani
...spectators we may remain of such predatory infractions of the laws of our nation, however unfeelingly we may subscribe to the ratification of manstealing...human • nature, that if we reverse the consideration [conditions?] and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own doors, we shall form a more equitable... | |
 | Joseph Burbeen Walker - 1888 - 172 strani
...spectators we may remain of such predatory infractions of the laws of our nation, however unfeelingly we may subscribe to the ratification of manstealing...but believe, in justice to human nature, that if we re-^ verse the consideration [conditions?] and bring this claimed power somewhat nearer to our own... | |
 | Anne Middleton Means - 1921 - 458 strani
...spectators we may remain of such predatory infractions of the laws of our nature, however unfeelingly we may subscribe to the ratification of man-stealing,...shall form a more equitable opinion of its claim to our ratification. Let us figure to ourselves a company of these man-stealers, well equipped for the... | |
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