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 1P. Force, 1836 - Bermuda Islands |
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... England , but so as " such Laws do not extend to lay Duties or Custom , or other " Obstruction upon the Navigation of either of the said Rivers , " by any Inhabitant of South , or North Carolina , or their free " Commerce and Trade with ...
... England , but so as " such Laws do not extend to lay Duties or Custom , or other " Obstruction upon the Navigation of either of the said Rivers , " by any Inhabitant of South , or North Carolina , or their free " Commerce and Trade with ...
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... England , and almost every Thing that England wants besides . The Orange , and the Limon thrive in the same common Orchard with the Apple , and the Pear - Tree , Plumbs , Peaches , Apricots , and Nectarins , bear from Stones in three ...
... England , and almost every Thing that England wants besides . The Orange , and the Limon thrive in the same common Orchard with the Apple , and the Pear - Tree , Plumbs , Peaches , Apricots , and Nectarins , bear from Stones in three ...
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... England ; It is therefore an unexceptionable Computation for America , where the date of the Woods , instead of Years , must be reckoned by Ages . Then the Wood of an Acre yields two Tun of Potash , and the whole Year's Labour of Three ...
... England ; It is therefore an unexceptionable Computation for America , where the date of the Woods , instead of Years , must be reckoned by Ages . Then the Wood of an Acre yields two Tun of Potash , and the whole Year's Labour of Three ...
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... England , as the first Year's clear Profit of his Hundred Pound Venture , and That Profit will be every Year growing greater , and greater . We repeat here once again , that we wou'd not impose the punctual Exactness of such ...
... England , as the first Year's clear Profit of his Hundred Pound Venture , and That Profit will be every Year growing greater , and greater . We repeat here once again , that we wou'd not impose the punctual Exactness of such ...
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... England , while they shou'd have laid out the Money subscrib'd , and sent over the Supplies abovemention'd , were quarreling with one another , who should make most Advantage , by furnishing such Goods , as where wanted , or helping ...
... England , while they shou'd have laid out the Money subscrib'd , and sent over the Supplies abovemention'd , were quarreling with one another , who should make most Advantage , by furnishing such Goods , as where wanted , or helping ...
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