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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... must have been procured by the mere terror of Cromwell's power , for the first and principal inhabitants were Catholics . Indeed the power of Cromwell was not established in Maryland without force and bloodshed . His friends and foes ...
... must have been procured by the mere terror of Cromwell's power , for the first and principal inhabitants were Catholics . Indeed the power of Cromwell was not established in Maryland without force and bloodshed . His friends and foes ...
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... must be acknowledged their views were generous . As the people fent out by them were the poor and unfortunate , who were to be provided with neceffaries at their public store , they received their lands upon condition of cultivation ...
... must be acknowledged their views were generous . As the people fent out by them were the poor and unfortunate , who were to be provided with neceffaries at their public store , they received their lands upon condition of cultivation ...
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... must have been loft in the preffing . In about twelve hours after putting the juice in a keg it began to ferment , and he füffered it to go on till it got to be so violent , that it might be heard all over a large room . It continued in ...
... must have been loft in the preffing . In about twelve hours after putting the juice in a keg it began to ferment , and he füffered it to go on till it got to be so violent , that it might be heard all over a large room . It continued in ...
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... must not fail to connect that of hospitality to ftrangers , which is equally univerfal and obvious . Many of the wo men poffefs all the amiable , and many of the elegant accomplish- ments of their fex . The inhabitants are made up of ...
... must not fail to connect that of hospitality to ftrangers , which is equally univerfal and obvious . Many of the wo men poffefs all the amiable , and many of the elegant accomplish- ments of their fex . The inhabitants are made up of ...
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... must it afford these ex- alted characters , as well as every other friend of humanity , to reflect , that what they undertook as individuals , has been at length fully ap- proved of , and completely accomplished by the federal ...
... must it afford these ex- alted characters , as well as every other friend of humanity , to reflect , that what they undertook as individuals , has been at length fully ap- proved of , and completely accomplished by the federal ...
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