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Page 56
... late , the Americans having already declared war . It is expressly admitted in the document before us ( p . 68. ) that , had their repcal been made known to the United States before their resort to arms , it would have arrested it ; and ...
... late , the Americans having already declared war . It is expressly admitted in the document before us ( p . 68. ) that , had their repcal been made known to the United States before their resort to arms , it would have arrested it ; and ...
Page 157
... late stage of growth , great havoc is often I say this upon the authority of Mr. Wolnough , of Alderton ( late of Boyton ) , in Suffolk , an intelligent agriculturist , and a most acute and accurate observer of nature . ' 6 + Reaum . vi ...
... late stage of growth , great havoc is often I say this upon the authority of Mr. Wolnough , of Alderton ( late of Boyton ) , in Suffolk , an intelligent agriculturist , and a most acute and accurate observer of nature . ' 6 + Reaum . vi ...
Page 351
... late oppressor of Europe and of the mean artifices to which he stooped to gain a royal favourite , or a person in any situation likely to facili- tate the accomplishment of his nefarious designs . It suited his policy to appear to take ...
... late oppressor of Europe and of the mean artifices to which he stooped to gain a royal favourite , or a person in any situation likely to facili- tate the accomplishment of his nefarious designs . It suited his policy to appear to take ...
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