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... direct and indirect revenues which she gains from her distant settlements , and the alliance of England which they secure , she would be unable to make head against her more potent neighbour , assist- ed by France . She derives one ...
... direct and indirect revenues which she gains from her distant settlements , and the alliance of England which they secure , she would be unable to make head against her more potent neighbour , assist- ed by France . She derives one ...
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... direct ; her manufactures being in small com- pass and of greater value , will too be conveyed by the way of the Baltic . Indeed , when the canals of the interior , communicating with that sea , are completed , Great Britain might carry ...
... direct ; her manufactures being in small com- pass and of greater value , will too be conveyed by the way of the Baltic . Indeed , when the canals of the interior , communicating with that sea , are completed , Great Britain might carry ...
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... direct his prayers to them , while the Spaniard thought that the efficacy of these prayers would ensure him a ready access to heaven . Happily those times of calamity and bloodshed ceased ; and , peace being restored to this highly ...
... direct his prayers to them , while the Spaniard thought that the efficacy of these prayers would ensure him a ready access to heaven . Happily those times of calamity and bloodshed ceased ; and , peace being restored to this highly ...
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