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Page 101
... England for peace ; the second step is to enter into immediate treaty with Denmark or Sweden , or Russia , or America , proposing that in future neutral ships should constitute neutral property , except in particular cases of contra ...
... England for peace ; the second step is to enter into immediate treaty with Denmark or Sweden , or Russia , or America , proposing that in future neutral ships should constitute neutral property , except in particular cases of contra ...
Page 155
... England seem to have considered themselves as independent societies , possessing all the rights of so- vereignty , and free from the controul of any superior power . The governing party in England , occupied with affairs of more urgent ...
... England seem to have considered themselves as independent societies , possessing all the rights of so- vereignty , and free from the controul of any superior power . The governing party in England , occupied with affairs of more urgent ...
Page 216
... England in the reign of Edward the Ist , but were permitted to return by Oliver Cromwell . Numbers of them are settled in Persia , in the Turkish empire , in Fez , Morocco , Barbary , in many parts of the East Indies , in some part of ...
... England in the reign of Edward the Ist , but were permitted to return by Oliver Cromwell . Numbers of them are settled in Persia , in the Turkish empire , in Fez , Morocco , Barbary , in many parts of the East Indies , in some part of ...
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