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spent directly to England ; for I have always obferved , that in every Colony the more plenty the means of remittance to England , the more goods are fent for , and the more trade with England carried on .
spent directly to England ; for I have always obferved , that in every Colony the more plenty the means of remittance to England , the more goods are fent for , and the more trade with England carried on .
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A. The balance is paid by our produce carried to the Weft - Indies , and fold in our own islands , or to the French , Spaniards , Danes and Dutch ; by the fame carried to other colonies in North - America , as to New - England ...
A. The balance is paid by our produce carried to the Weft - Indies , and fold in our own islands , or to the French , Spaniards , Danes and Dutch ; by the fame carried to other colonies in North - America , as to New - England ...
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They carried the great ideals of a free people at their hearts and with that vision were unconquerable . Their very presence brought reassurance ; their fighting made victory certain . They were recognized as crusaders , and as their ...
They carried the great ideals of a free people at their hearts and with that vision were unconquerable . Their very presence brought reassurance ; their fighting made victory certain . They were recognized as crusaders , and as their ...
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