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Page 11
... sent to Georgia and proved excellent colonists . They were visited by Mr. Whitefield at Ebenezer , in 1738 ; of whom he remarked , that their lands were surprisingly im- proved - they were blessed with two such pious ministers as he had ...
... sent to Georgia and proved excellent colonists . They were visited by Mr. Whitefield at Ebenezer , in 1738 ; of whom he remarked , that their lands were surprisingly im- proved - they were blessed with two such pious ministers as he had ...
Page 66
... sent any where but to the sugar islands , unless we had mines to employ them . The property of the public , with regard to its immense debt , and the anticipation of taxes attending that debt , will probably be a reason to many worthy ...
... sent any where but to the sugar islands , unless we had mines to employ them . The property of the public , with regard to its immense debt , and the anticipation of taxes attending that debt , will probably be a reason to many worthy ...
Page 67
... sent Carolina in one happy instance , viz . that there is not a * beggar , or very poor person in the whole country . Then should we have no going to decay , no complaining in our streets . CHAPTER V. Of the present and ( probable ) ...
... sent Carolina in one happy instance , viz . that there is not a * beggar , or very poor person in the whole country . Then should we have no going to decay , no complaining in our streets . CHAPTER V. Of the present and ( probable ) ...
Page 86
... sent to Spithead to inquire after the man - of - war . He returned about midnight with advice that she was in Ports- mouth harbor , and not yet ready . On the 2d the ships sailed for Cowes road , and Mr. Oglethorpe went to the man - of ...
... sent to Spithead to inquire after the man - of - war . He returned about midnight with advice that she was in Ports- mouth harbor , and not yet ready . On the 2d the ships sailed for Cowes road , and Mr. Oglethorpe went to the man - of ...
Page 91
... sent by Mr. Oglethorpe for the people on board this ship and the London Merchant . In the evening we had a smart shower of rain , which wetted our good women to the skins , before they could get aboard . On the 8th some boats with ...
... sent by Mr. Oglethorpe for the people on board this ship and the London Merchant . In the evening we had a smart shower of rain , which wetted our good women to the skins , before they could get aboard . On the 8th some boats with ...
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