...day, and saying: l: Whereas the war is likely to be carried to the greatest extremity: and whereas'it becomes all public bodies, as well as private persons, to reverence the providence of God. and look up to lîim as the Supremo Disposer of all events, and the arbiter of the fate of nations," &c....

...prayer, in the following words: " Whereas, the war is likely to be carried to the greatest extremity ; and whereas it becomes all public bodies, as well...private persons, to reverence the providence of God, and look up to him as the Supreme Disposer of all events, and the Arbiter of the fate of nations," &c.—at...

...prayer, in the following words: " Whereas, the war is likely to be carried to the greatest extremity ; and whereas it becomes all public bodies, as well...private persons, to reverence the providence of God, and look up to him as the Supreme Disposer of all events, and the Arbiter of the fate of nations," &c.—at...

...with Great Britain has not only been prolonged, but is likely to be carried to the greatest extremity, and whereas it becomes all public bodies, as well...private persons, to reverence the providence of God, and look up to him as the Supreme Disposer of all events and the arbiter of the fate of nations: therefore,...

...Esquires. The Resolve of Congress of December 11, 1776, recommending in the following words, viz: " Whereas, the just War into which the United States...Private Persons, to reverence the Providence of God, and look up to him as the Supreme Disposer of all events, and the Arbiter of the Fate of Nations; Therefore...

...recommending in tl following words, viz : " Whereas, the just War into which the United States of America hav been forced by Great Britain, is likely to be still continued, by the sam violence and injustice which have hitherto animated the Enemies o American Freedom ; And ivhereas,...

...day, and that a proclamation issue for that purpose, in the following form, to wit : A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS the just war into which the United States...enemies of American freedom ; and whereas it becomes all publick bodies, as well as private persons, to reverence the Providence of God, and look up to Him...

...Evangelists," by Charles Thomson ; Drake's " Dictionary of American Biography." IN CONGRESS, December n, 1776. WHEREAS, The just war into which the United States...of American freedom: and, WHEREAS, It becomes all publick bodies as well as private persons, to reverence the Providence of God, and look op to him as...

...in warfare, and these led them onward through the most adverse circumstances to victor}'. " Whereat, The just war into which the United States of America...violence and injustice which have hitherto animated the enemiesof American freedom. "And Whereas, It becomes all public bodies, as well as private persons,...

...printing. NYPL. In collection of Howard Sill, Esq., Baltimore. 386. — In Congress.] December n, 1776.] Whereas, the just War into which the United | States...likely to be still continued by the same Violence and Injus-] tice which have hitherto animated the Enemies of American Freedom:] . . . Extracts from the...