1776 JOHN LIND. Point by Point Attack on the American Declaration of Independence. Autograph but my business is to

but my business is to establish missionary methods of work so well adapted to the peculiarities of that field as to be a prophetic guarantee of the final conquest of the Continent for God

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acquired an habit of reasoning and furnished themselves with a good degree of knowledge: Men who have a just conception of the nature and end of government in general

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1776 JOHN LIND. Point by Point Attack on the American Declaration of Independence. Autograph but my business is toFascinating immediate response from British author, John Lind, to the issuance of the Declaration of Independence by the Americans. In it, he quotes in full each of the twenty eight objections to the policies of the British Crown and responds with the full weight of that renowned British sarcasm, acidic wit, and venom. Lind, John [1737 1781]. An Answer to the Declaration of the American Congress. Printed for T. Cadell in the Strand; J. Walter,