 | Industries - 1851 - 748 pages
...ask is that a stop he put to the proscription against me and my iiilln-ri'iirs hy an act ofnhlivion, for all that has been done hitherto. I am the stray...nature of my offences, I should appear to you much less guilty, and still worthy to discharge the duties of s good citizen. I have never sailed under... | |
 | Charles Jared Ingersoll - United States - 1852 - 418 pages
...present crisis. I tender my services to defend it: and the only reward I ask is, that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by an act of oblivion for all that has been hitherto done. I have never sailed under any flag but that of the Republic of Carthagena, and my vessels... | |
 | James Parton - Presidents - 1861 - 682 pages
...present crisis. I tender my services to defend it; and the only reward I ask is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...hitherto. I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the Bheepfold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offenses I should appear to you... | |
 | Charles Gayarré - Louisiana - 1866 - 722 pages
...present crisis. I tender my services to defend it; and the only reward I ask is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...hitherto. I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the sheepfold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offences, I should appearto you... | |
 | Charles Gayarré - Louisiana - 1866 - 706 pages
...defend it ; and the only reward I ask is that .a stop • be put to the proscription against me and niy adherents, by an act of oblivion for all that has...hitherto. I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the sheepfold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offences, I should appear to you... | |
 | James Parton - Presidents - 1859 - 704 pages
...present crisis. I tender my services to defend it; and the only reward I ask is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...hitherto. I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the Bheepfold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offenses I should appear to you... | |
 | Grace Elizabeth King - New Orleans (La.) - 1895 - 444 pages
...their utmost efforts in defence of their country. . . . The only reward I ask ... is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...... I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the sheep-fold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offences, I should appear to you... | |
 | Grace Elizabeth King - New Orleans (La.) - 1895 - 454 pages
...their utmost efforts in defence of their country. . . . The only reward I ask ... is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...... I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the sheep-fold. If you were thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offences, I should appear to you... | |
 | Ralph Delahaye Paine - Treasure-troves - 1911 - 502 pages
...present crisis. I tender my services to defend it; and the only reward I ask is that a stop be put to the proscription against me and my adherents, by...you are thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offenses, I shall appear to you much less guilty, and still worthy to discharge the duties of a good... | |
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to the proscription against me and my adherents by an act of oblivion, for all that has been done hitherto. I am the stray sheep wishing to return to the fold. If you are thoroughly acquainted with the nature of my offences, I should appear to you much 
