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Lacoa-During the residence of Mr.. Col
ton in Charleston, he occasionally amused
himself by giving his thoughts to the public
in the columns Of the Courier, in the form
of Queries, full of sound sense, and propound-
ed in the terse manner, for which his wri-
tings are so much admired. Among others
we find the following, each Of which is a fine
subject for an essay.


'tWhethcr Napoleon sincerely meant tc
have given liberty. to France, the moment
she was capable of enjoying it; and whether
the single intention be not the only thing
that is required to stamp him the greatest
man of any time, and Of any place.


"Would not Napoleon, who succeeded IN
France, have failed in America, and would
not Washington, who succeeded in America
have failed in France, and do not great men
often follow events, yet fancy that they
guide them."