The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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... faid pro- vince , or in or upon any goods or merchandise within the said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the faid province . And our pleafure is , and for us , our heirs and fucceffors , we ...
... faid pro- vince , or in or upon any goods or merchandise within the said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the faid province . And our pleafure is , and for us , our heirs and fucceffors , we ...
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... faid court by reafon whereof the faid inhabitants have hitherto fuflained manifold difherifons , loffes , and damages , as well in their lands , goods , and bodies , as in the good , civil , and politick governance and mainte nance of ...
... faid court by reafon whereof the faid inhabitants have hitherto fuflained manifold difherifons , loffes , and damages , as well in their lands , goods , and bodies , as in the good , civil , and politick governance and mainte nance of ...
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... faid General Court or Affembly fhall have full power and authority to name and fettle annually all civil officers within the faid province ; and alfo to impofe fines and to impofe and levy proportionable and reafonable affeffments ...
... faid General Court or Affembly fhall have full power and authority to name and fettle annually all civil officers within the faid province ; and alfo to impofe fines and to impofe and levy proportionable and reafonable affeffments ...
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