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of land lies between Manchester and Warrington : the whole length of the moss being about six miles , and its greatest breadth about three . Although it appears that a part of this extensive moss was once imparked , oak - palings having ...
of land lies between Manchester and Warrington : the whole length of the moss being about six miles , and its greatest breadth about three . Although it appears that a part of this extensive moss was once imparked , oak - palings having ...
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... land . " By statute 25 Edward III . c . 4. it was established that , thenceforth , none should be taken [ imprisoned ] by petition or suggestion made to our Lord the King or to his council , unless it be by indictment or presentment of ...
... land . " By statute 25 Edward III . c . 4. it was established that , thenceforth , none should be taken [ imprisoned ] by petition or suggestion made to our Lord the King or to his council , unless it be by indictment or presentment of ...
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... Land being thus plenty in America , and so cheap , as that a labouring man , that understands husbandry , can , in a short time , save money enough to purchase a piece of new land , sufficient for a plantation , whereon he may subsist a ...
... Land being thus plenty in America , and so cheap , as that a labouring man , that understands husbandry , can , in a short time , save money enough to purchase a piece of new land , sufficient for a plantation , whereon he may subsist a ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the | 1 |
Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
Scandal Ode | 30 |
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