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... fuch occafions , and have no answer for the dead . One thing , however , we muft pot país unnoticed : I own , fays the Letter - writer , it is an impertinence in thefe gentry to talk of one at all either in good or bad ; but this we ...
... fuch occafions , and have no answer for the dead . One thing , however , we muft pot país unnoticed : I own , fays the Letter - writer , it is an impertinence in thefe gentry to talk of one at all either in good or bad ; but this we ...
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... fuch manner as he , the faid go- vernor , in his difcretion , fhould judge moft proper , or according to fuch further powers , inftructions , and authorities , as fhould be at any time thereafter given to him under his majesty's fignet ...
... fuch manner as he , the faid go- vernor , in his difcretion , fhould judge moft proper , or according to fuch further powers , inftructions , and authorities , as fhould be at any time thereafter given to him under his majesty's fignet ...
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... fuch heads as the reader would naturally feek for ; nor are the articles correctly arranged in due al- phabetical order . AFFAIRS of the EAST - INDIA COMPANY . Art . 17. Appendix to Sir Richard Hotham's candid State of Affairs relative ...
... fuch heads as the reader would naturally feek for ; nor are the articles correctly arranged in due al- phabetical order . AFFAIRS of the EAST - INDIA COMPANY . Art . 17. Appendix to Sir Richard Hotham's candid State of Affairs relative ...
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