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...sovereign ; but it is equally " certain that the first clearers of the land entitled themselves, " as a just reward, to such a real property in the ground they " thus in a manner created, that, while a due tribute of a cer" tain share of its produce was granted to the sovereign power " for the...

...sovereign ; but it is equally certain that the first clearers " of the land entitled themselves, as a ju.-t reward, to such " a real property in the ground they thus in a manner " created, that, while a due tribute of a certain share of its " produce was granted to the sovereign power for the...

...vested in any between the actual Cultivator and the Sovereign; the intermediate classes , who ma)- at any time have enjoyed the Revenues of Villages...in the ground, they thus in a manner created, that whilstadue tribute of a certain share of its produce for the benefit of being well governed, was paid...

...Government, who received those Revenues only from the gift of their Lord , and who depended on hts will alone for their tenure. Of this actual proprietary...in the ground, they thus in a manner created, that whilstadue tribute of a certain sh are of its produce for the benefit of being well governed, was paid...