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 2P. Force, 1838 - United States |
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... rich and good Commodities , which may there be had , either Naturally , or by Art and Labour . Which we are fain to procure from Spain , France , Denmark , Swedeland , Germany , Poland , yea , from the East- Indies . There having been ...
... rich and good Commodities , which may there be had , either Naturally , or by Art and Labour . Which we are fain to procure from Spain , France , Denmark , Swedeland , Germany , Poland , yea , from the East- Indies . There having been ...
Page xiii
... rich , I could not haue erred : Now hauing onely such fish as came to my net , I must be taxed . But , I would my taxers were as ready to ad- venture their purses , as I , purse , life , and all I haue : or as dili- gent to furnish the ...
... rich , I could not haue erred : Now hauing onely such fish as came to my net , I must be taxed . But , I would my taxers were as ready to ad- venture their purses , as I , purse , life , and all I haue : or as dili- gent to furnish the ...
Page xvii
... rich kingdome . And the spatious West Being still more with English blood possest , The Proud Iberians shall not rule those Seas , To checke our ships from sayling where they please ; Nor future times make any forraine power Become so ...
... rich kingdome . And the spatious West Being still more with English blood possest , The Proud Iberians shall not rule those Seas , To checke our ships from sayling where they please ; Nor future times make any forraine power Become so ...
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... rich , as no State but Venice , of twice their magnitude , is so well furnished with so many faire Cities , goodly Townes , strong Fortresses , and that aboundance of shipping and all sorts of marchandize , as well of Golde , Siluer ...
... rich , as no State but Venice , of twice their magnitude , is so well furnished with so many faire Cities , goodly Townes , strong Fortresses , and that aboundance of shipping and all sorts of marchandize , as well of Golde , Siluer ...
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... rich ; spending but halfe that time wel , which in England we abuse in idlenes , worse or as ill . Here is ground also as good as any lyeth in the height of forty one , forty two , forty three , & c . which is as temperate Examples of ...
... rich ; spending but halfe that time wel , which in England we abuse in idlenes , worse or as ill . Here is ground also as good as any lyeth in the height of forty one , forty two , forty three , & c . which is as temperate Examples of ...
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