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But the desire of present gain (in many) is so violent, and the endeuors of many
vndertakers so negligent, euery one so regarding their priuate gaine, that it is
hard to effect any publick good, and impossible to bring them into a body, rule, ...
But the desire of present gain (in many) is so violent, and the endeuors of many
vndertakers so negligent, euery one so regarding their priuate gaine, that it is
hard to effect any publick good, and impossible to bring them into a body, rule, ...
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At this meeting they entered upon a revision of the Constitution, abolished from it
every vestage of the Company's authority, released the publick tenants from their
servitudes, who, like one sort of villains, anciently in England, were, regardant ...
At this meeting they entered upon a revision of the Constitution, abolished from it
every vestage of the Company's authority, released the publick tenants from their
servitudes, who, like one sort of villains, anciently in England, were, regardant ...
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At this meeting they entered upon a revision of the Constitution, abolished from it
every vestage of the Company's authority, released the publick tenants from their
servitudes, who, like one sort of villains, anciently in England, were, regardant ...
At this meeting they entered upon a revision of the Constitution, abolished from it
every vestage of the Company's authority, released the publick tenants from their
servitudes, who, like one sort of villains, anciently in England, were, regardant ...
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... we fetch with great charge and expence and hazard, and inrich Heathen and
Mahumetans greatly; but to these things lack Publick and State encouragements
to begin the work: but more of this in an other place, it deserves a full handling.
... we fetch with great charge and expence and hazard, and inrich Heathen and
Mahumetans greatly; but to these things lack Publick and State encouragements
to begin the work: but more of this in an other place, it deserves a full handling.
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... and the Honor and publick Faith of the Kingdom: so was no way agreeable (in
the absolute and regal power assumed and executed by him) to the late
Monarchical Government, or to the present Authority of the Commonwealth of
England, ...
... and the Honor and publick Faith of the Kingdom: so was no way agreeable (in
the absolute and regal power assumed and executed by him) to the late
Monarchical Government, or to the present Authority of the Commonwealth of
England, ...
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| Title | Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 2 American culture series Library of American civilization Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Peter Force |
| Editor | Peter Force |
| Compiled by | Peter Force |
| Publisher | P. Force, 1838 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2011 |
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