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...these acts of piracy : some of them were detected accordingly, and brought to condign punishment. 52. The Dutch had for some time carried on a very considerable...traffic, not only in taking the fair advantages of (heir neutrality, but also in supplying the French with naval stores, and transporting the produce...

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