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would have re-kindled the martial ardor
Of his citizens that he would have
held Out to them the example of their
anceltry, the ahertor of Europe, and
the 1courge Of French ambition that
he would have reminded them Of a
Poferity, which, if this nefarious rob
berry, under the fraudulent name and
falfe colour Of government, ihould in
full power be feated in the heart Of Fu-
rope, mutt forever be conGgned to
vice, impiety, barbarilm, and the mott
ignominiouS 1avery Of body and mind.
In 70 holy caufe, it was prelumed that
he would Gas in the beginning of the
war he did) have opened all the tenn
pies ; and with prayer, with falting,
and with duplication (better directed
than TO the grim moloch Of regicide in
France) have called upon us to raife
that united cry, which has 70 often
formed heaven, and with a pious vio-
lence forced down bleAingS upon re-
pentant people. 1t was hoped that
when he had invoked upon his cndea-
YOURS the favourable regard of the
Protector Of the human race, il would
be feen that his menaces TO the enemy,
and his prayers to the Almighty, were
not followed, but accompanied, with
correspondent action. 1t was hoped
that his thrilling trumpet fhouId be
heard, not to announce thew, but to
found charge"


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