An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 3compiler ; H.D. Symonds and J. Ridgeway, 1791 - 510 Seiten |
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... climate , to make any impreffion on the thick forefts , Europeans being utterly unqualified for the heavy task . By their discharging a trade with the Weft - Indies , they deprived the colonists of an excellent and convenient market for ...
... climate , to make any impreffion on the thick forefts , Europeans being utterly unqualified for the heavy task . By their discharging a trade with the Weft - Indies , they deprived the colonists of an excellent and convenient market for ...
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... CLIMATE . The climate of this State is in general mild and agreeable , fuited to agricultural productions , and a great variety of fruit trees : the air in the interior of the country is falubrious , and favourable to the inhabitants ...
... CLIMATE . The climate of this State is in general mild and agreeable , fuited to agricultural productions , and a great variety of fruit trees : the air in the interior of the country is falubrious , and favourable to the inhabitants ...
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... climate and diseases of this town in the following words : " Upon the whole , George - town and its vicinity may be confidered as a healthy part of America ; and in any difputes about the pro- priety of the feat of the general ...
... climate and diseases of this town in the following words : " Upon the whole , George - town and its vicinity may be confidered as a healthy part of America ; and in any difputes about the pro- priety of the feat of the general ...
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... CLIMATE . In an extenfive country , it will be expected that the climate is not the fame in all its parts . It is remarkable that , proceeding on the fame parallel of latitude wefterly , the climate becomes colder in like manner as when ...
... CLIMATE . In an extenfive country , it will be expected that the climate is not the fame in all its parts . It is remarkable that , proceeding on the fame parallel of latitude wefterly , the climate becomes colder in like manner as when ...
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... climate , no man will labour for himfelf who can make another labour for him . This is fo true , that of the proprietors of flaves a yery fmall proportion , indeed , are ever feen to labour . And can the liberties of a nation be thought ...
... climate , no man will labour for himfelf who can make another labour for him . This is fo true , that of the proprietors of flaves a yery fmall proportion , indeed , are ever feen to labour . And can the liberties of a nation be thought ...
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