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Page 22
... miles through a desert wilderness without a path to guide or a house to lodge him , that he might drink with the Indian warrior the safkey and smoke the pipe of peace . * He legislated for them- he fought their battles he never forgot ...
... miles through a desert wilderness without a path to guide or a house to lodge him , that he might drink with the Indian warrior the safkey and smoke the pipe of peace . * He legislated for them- he fought their battles he never forgot ...
Page 45
... miles round it ) the town of Colerain and the fisheries , belong to the twelve companies of London considered as one aggregate body . There are two men chosen out of each company to make up this corporation , and , I think , they are ...
... miles round it ) the town of Colerain and the fisheries , belong to the twelve companies of London considered as one aggregate body . There are two men chosen out of each company to make up this corporation , and , I think , they are ...
Page 47
... . Under this rational notion of acquiring dominion , an ex- tent of the ancient Florida of three hundred miles in length by the ocean coast , became the property of England Provinces of South Carolina and Georgia . 47.
... . Under this rational notion of acquiring dominion , an ex- tent of the ancient Florida of three hundred miles in length by the ocean coast , became the property of England Provinces of South Carolina and Georgia . 47.
Page 49
... miles of Virginia , it never feels the cutting north - west wind in that uneasy and dan- gerous degree that the Virginians complain of . This wind is generally attributed to those great seas of fresh water which lie to the north - west ...
... miles of Virginia , it never feels the cutting north - west wind in that uneasy and dan- gerous degree that the Virginians complain of . This wind is generally attributed to those great seas of fresh water which lie to the north - west ...
Page 55
... miles for the value of six - pence sterling , and a wild turkey of forty pound weight for the value of two - pence . CHAPTER III . Persons reduced to Poverty are not Wealth to the Nation , may be Happy in Georgia , and profitable to ...
... miles for the value of six - pence sterling , and a wild turkey of forty pound weight for the value of two - pence . CHAPTER III . Persons reduced to Poverty are not Wealth to the Nation , may be Happy in Georgia , and profitable to ...
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