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... condition of its inhab- itants . It was the intention of the editor of this volume to have inserted , as part of its contents , a biography of the Hon . James Habersham , for a long period President of his Ma- jesty's Council , and for ...
... condition of its inhab- itants . It was the intention of the editor of this volume to have inserted , as part of its contents , a biography of the Hon . James Habersham , for a long period President of his Ma- jesty's Council , and for ...
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... condition of free subjects , to the ignominious vassalage of bondmen . Nor would the condition of things have been altered had the King and Ministry been of a lenient temper . It was the principle which the Colonists contended for , and ...
... condition of free subjects , to the ignominious vassalage of bondmen . Nor would the condition of things have been altered had the King and Ministry been of a lenient temper . It was the principle which the Colonists contended for , and ...
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... the intrinsic condition of the colony could not by any means support . His coun- sel , however , was unheeded ; the question was made tribu- tary to the absorbing theme of parliamentary wrongs , and Dr. Stevens's Discourse . 15.
... the intrinsic condition of the colony could not by any means support . His coun- sel , however , was unheeded ; the question was made tribu- tary to the absorbing theme of parliamentary wrongs , and Dr. Stevens's Discourse . 15.
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... denunciation . A momentary glance at the condition of Georgia , will remove these un- founded aspersions . According to the returns of Governor Wright to the Lords of Trade , the population of 24 Dr. Stevens's Discourse .
... denunciation . A momentary glance at the condition of Georgia , will remove these un- founded aspersions . According to the returns of Governor Wright to the Lords of Trade , the population of 24 Dr. Stevens's Discourse .
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... condition I did not know what to do , for I had ten shillings to pay for my ferriage , and horse , lodging and punch , & c . besides ; but as fortune would have it , there accidentally came in three country planters , who proposed ...
... condition I did not know what to do , for I had ten shillings to pay for my ferriage , and horse , lodging and punch , & c . besides ; but as fortune would have it , there accidentally came in three country planters , who proposed ...
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