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at York Colleger , has been j appointed Professor of the Greek and Latin languages at Mount Airy ^^ BTge , Philadelphia County , Pennsylvania . ,,. i
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1 , 3 % ^ : ^ togfe | £ tl 0 llt ^« 7 ^ liife ^^ t ^ S tQ 9 dHg | this country , in which the abuses ? p J £ n 4 > mm ^ m Vmm ^ ^ my ® m $$ a& ?* y&smmf misgovernment had created and fciven fir ^ t stepiw ^ ^ mm ^ mm mmn 9 % mmrff . no nation so insignmcant as Portuga 4
rr-ere ^ pb ^ aiae ^( ^ | H ^ uence or pps ^ ed tb ^ , we % im ^^ hn * Kp hs&ik to ^ t * and 16 t % < je » 5 turie ^ 5 sjuice ;; when , ^^ ; t | ie [ | foBf ^ id ^ . ^ iS ^ pP ^^ I ^ lAw nioi | an * a / hp ? ve (^ y teude 4 Q o t ^ ^ im ^ h ^ e ^ i ^ p ^ rg | e ^> auA b ^* }> eFv f 4 Mtpi j tb ^ du ^ t . She hm
^^ , long existea l&e a colony of Englaui »> ^^ h ^ f ovM ^ r ^ P ^ wMiWep ^ niteft ^ e ) riot to the patriotism q ^ ipuJWIc tu&i * & of her people , rfeftfc ^ l ^ be strong and teixible hand of English power . With a srkil fartHf * - anrf emiri ^ ntlv sus centible
of inipVOv ^ fet ; ^ b ™ ^ Qtf V fleperiainff on m * £ x •» i ^ -m ^ r | Wec ^ f sailed tif life ^ l Per ^ ' rich arid ^ e ^ srW viheyards , ihsteaii Of giving Westfth ttiHi& pe ^ . 4 alit > ry ; li ^ Ve 6 niy Wrved to nil tlie coffers of a cruel aud grinding nidtidbolV ?
The highest offic&rfn ^ higr army have been filled by foreigli ^ r 3 and strangers , and her regency , depe . n 4 ea * on the mandate q < b * s tm » jftatl ^» tip ; / eciurt , ( how little did Cabral , expect f wlien he first . trod the shores of the ; RiaJatieiio , that ; therjroyal decrees would ever be issued from thence
which should ; govern the laud of his fathers !) seem to have had no other pbji ^ l ; than to prop up the abuses of a despotic .-and barbarous system ., € ould the ^ e things Ia 3 t ? O no ! The ; sacrificed , the subject many , ^ have cUu 30 o ] i ? er ^ J that they Jifcvfcjsoine claims on the synipatbi ^ s of the intolerant , the ruling few . They have discovered it through their suflferings and their sorrow—and ? : jfchey will never forget it now . , * , , ;
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1820, page 564, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2492/page/64/
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