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XII.—RULES FOR REDUCING A GREAT EMPIRE TO
A SMALL ONE : . 1553
XIII.—AN Epict BY THE KING OF PRUSSIA JRE
XIV.—HiINTs FOR CONVERSATION UPON THE SUB-JECT
 OF TERMS THAT MIGHT PROBABLY
PrRoDUCE A DURABLE UNION BETWEEN
BriTAIN AND THE COLONIES . . 174
XV.—To MR. STRAHAN . 183
XVI.—To JOSEPH PRIESTLEY . 184
XVII.—THE BritisH NATION, AS IT APPEARED TO
THE COLONISTS IN 1775 . 186
XVIII.—VINDICATION AND OFFER FROM CONGRESS
TO PARLIAMENT . . . 188
XIX.—SKETCH OF PROPOSITIONS FOR A PEACE . 196
XX.—COMPARISON OF GREAT BRITAIN AND THE
UNITED STATES IN REGARD TO THE Basis
oF CREDIT IN THE Two COUNTRIES . 199
XXI.—To GENERAL WASHINGTON . 208
XXII.—FroM THE COUNT DE SCHAUMBERGH TO
THE BARON HOHENDORF, COMMANDING
THE HESSIAN TROOPS IN AMERICA S210
XXIIIL.—To GEN. WASHINGTON . 2715
XXIV.—A DIALOGUE BETWEEN BRITAIN, FRANCE,
SPAIN, HOLLAND, SAXONY, AND AMERICA . 216
XXV.—To GEORGE WASHINGTON . 221
XXVI.—To COUNT DE VERGENNES 2.3
XXVIIL.—To BENJAMIN VAUGHAN . 2. J
XXVIII.—To MRs. SARAH BACHE .

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