In which sentence does Inglis present a rebuttal against the argument that American independence is desirable because it could lead to a republican form of government? ...I should be exceedingly sorry to receive terms from her in the haughty tone of a conqueror. (paragraph 3). ...I should be exceedingly sorry to receive terms from her in the haughty tone of a conqueror. (paragraph 3), . Great Britain therefore must, for her own preservation, risk everything, and exert her whole strength, to prevent such an event from taking place. (paragraph 1) Great Britain therefore must, for her own preservation, risk everything, and exert her whole strength, to prevent such an event from taking place., (paragraph 1) Some of their kings have aimed at despotism; but always failed. (paragraph 4) Some of their kings have aimed at despotism; but always failed. , (paragraph 4) After much blood was shed, those confusions would terminate in the despotism of some one successful adventurer (paragraph 4)