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Perhaps it may be added , also , that during the period of the civil wars in
England , and the reign of Cromwell , many persons , whose religious opinions
and religious temper might , under other circumstances , have induced them to
join the ...
Perhaps it may be added , also , that during the period of the civil wars in
England , and the reign of Cromwell , many persons , whose religious opinions
and religious temper might , under other circumstances , have induced them to
join the ...
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1 enjoyed great benefit in our trade with India and China , from the liberty of
going from place to place all over the world , without being obliged in the
meantime , to return home - a liberty not heretofore enjoyed by the private traders
of England ...
1 enjoyed great benefit in our trade with India and China , from the liberty of
going from place to place all over the world , without being obliged in the
meantime , to return home - a liberty not heretofore enjoyed by the private traders
of England ...
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This usually explains the state of the exchanges ; and this will satisfactorily
account for the apparent advance , now existing , on bills drawn on England . The
English standard of value is gold : with us , that office is performed by gold , and
by ...
This usually explains the state of the exchanges ; and this will satisfactorily
account for the apparent advance , now existing , on bills drawn on England . The
English standard of value is gold : with us , that office is performed by gold , and
by ...
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Discourse delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the first Settlement | 25 |
DISCOURSE in Commemoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams | 71 |
Speech delivered at a Meeting of Citizens of Boston held in Faneuil Hall | 97 |
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