10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... fame carried to other colonies in North - Ame- rica , as to New - England , Nova - Scotia , Newfoundland , Carolina and Georgia ; by the fame carried to different parts of Europe , as Spain , Portugal and Italy . In all which places we ...
... fame carried to other colonies in North - Ame- rica , as to New - England , Nova - Scotia , Newfoundland , Carolina and Georgia ; by the fame carried to different parts of Europe , as Spain , Portugal and Italy . In all which places we ...
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... fame respect for parliament ? A. No ; it is greatly leffened . Q. To what caufes is that owing ? A. To a concurrence of caufes ; the reftraints lately laid on their trade , by which the bringing of foreign gold and fil- ver into the ...
... fame respect for parliament ? A. No ; it is greatly leffened . Q. To what caufes is that owing ? A. To a concurrence of caufes ; the reftraints lately laid on their trade , by which the bringing of foreign gold and fil- ver into the ...
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... fame intercourse , benefitting by the agency of the North , fees its agriculture grow and its commerce expand . Turn- ing partly into its own channels the feamen of the North , it finds its particular navigation invigorated - and while ...
... fame intercourse , benefitting by the agency of the North , fees its agriculture grow and its commerce expand . Turn- ing partly into its own channels the feamen of the North , it finds its particular navigation invigorated - and while ...
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