 | Thomas Jefferson - 1900 - 1504 strani
...as that of a good whig, that he would give free place to pieces written against the aristocrática! and monarchical principles these papers had inculcated. This having been in my mind, it is likely enough Г may have exoressed it in conversation with others ; though I do not recollect that I did. To Freneau... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1904 - 548 strani
...as that of a good whig, that he would give free place to pieces written against the aristocratical & monarchical principles these papers had inculcated....may have expressed it in conversation with others; tho' I do not recollect that I did. To Freneau I think I could not, because I had still seen him but... | |
 | James Melvin Lee - 1917 - 512 strani
...a paper having been about the time that the writings of Publicola and the discourses of Davilla had a good deal excited the public attention, I took for...that I did. To Freneau I think I could not, because I still had seen him but once and that was at a public table, at breakfast at Mrs. Elsworth's, as I passed... | |
 | James Melvin Lee - 1917 - 512 strani
...as that of a good Whig, that he would give free place to pieces written against the aristocrat ic;il and monarchical principles these papers had inculcated....that I did. To Freneau I think I could not, because I still had seen him but once and that was at a public table, at breakfast at Mrs. Elsworth's, as I passed... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson - 1926 - 514 strani
...paper, having been about the time that the writings of Publicola, and the discourses on Davila, had a good deal excited the public attention, I took for...these papers had inculcated. This having been in my « The National Gazettt. mind, it is likely enough I may have expressed it in conversation with others,... | |
 | Gilbert Chinard - 1929 - 602 strani
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Publicola and the discourses on Davila had a good deal excited the public attention, I took for granted, from Freneau's character, which had been marked as that of a good Whig, that he would give free place to pieces written against the aristocratical... 
