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Page 44
... allowed to carry Two Parts in Three , or Six Parts in Nine , of the Foreign Trade of England . We may give one Ninth to the Ports on the South Coafts of this land , which South Coast is oppofite to the North Coaft of France ; the Sea ...
... allowed to carry Two Parts in Three , or Six Parts in Nine , of the Foreign Trade of England . We may give one Ninth to the Ports on the South Coafts of this land , which South Coast is oppofite to the North Coaft of France ; the Sea ...
Page 50
... allowed to go be- yond that Fort . Mr. Tugghe fuppofes Us to a most notorious degree Ignorant of common Ge- ography , when he afferts that Dunkirk is the on- ly Port from Oftend Westward , by which Com- modities can be brought into the ...
... allowed to go be- yond that Fort . Mr. Tugghe fuppofes Us to a most notorious degree Ignorant of common Ge- ography , when he afferts that Dunkirk is the on- ly Port from Oftend Westward , by which Com- modities can be brought into the ...
Page 83
... allowed to carry Two Parts in Three , or Six ' Parts in Nine , of the Foreign Trade of Eng- land . We may give one Ninth to the Ports · on the South Coafts of this Ifland , which South ' Coaft is oppofite to the North Coast of France ...
... allowed to carry Two Parts in Three , or Six ' Parts in Nine , of the Foreign Trade of Eng- land . We may give one Ninth to the Ports · on the South Coafts of this Ifland , which South ' Coaft is oppofite to the North Coast of France ...
Page 122
... allowed by Law . That Elections of Members ought to be free . That the Freedom of Speech and Debates , · or Proceedings in Parliament , ought not to be impeached or queftioned in any Court or Place out of Parliament . That exceffive ...
... allowed by Law . That Elections of Members ought to be free . That the Freedom of Speech and Debates , · or Proceedings in Parliament , ought not to be impeached or queftioned in any Court or Place out of Parliament . That exceffive ...
Page 125
... allowed , adjudged , deemed , and ta- " ken to be ; and that all and every the Particulars ' aforefaid shall be firmly and ftri & ly holden and ' obferved , as they are expreffed in the faid Decla- ration ; and all Officers and ...
... allowed , adjudged , deemed , and ta- " ken to be ; and that all and every the Particulars ' aforefaid shall be firmly and ftri & ly holden and ' obferved , as they are expreffed in the faid Decla- ration ; and all Officers and ...
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