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... ports , and to facilitate , for the colonists , the means of clearing their forests and cultivating their soil , by the certain vent of an immense quantity of timber , with which their country is covered . They could not , it was ...
... ports , and to facilitate , for the colonists , the means of clearing their forests and cultivating their soil , by the certain vent of an immense quantity of timber , with which their country is covered . They could not , it was ...
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... ports have been made subject to customs and regulations , which cramped and diminished their trade ; and duties have been laid , affecting the very inmost parts of their commerce , and among others , that of the post ; and no one ever ...
... ports have been made subject to customs and regulations , which cramped and diminished their trade ; and duties have been laid , affecting the very inmost parts of their commerce , and among others , that of the post ; and no one ever ...
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... port , who had time to escape ; and , at the invitation of the steward , * the assailants accompanied him to the tavern , were pacified , and the house was spared . But their repeated libations having renewed their frenzy , they sallied ...
... port , who had time to escape ; and , at the invitation of the steward , * the assailants accompanied him to the tavern , were pacified , and the house was spared . But their repeated libations having renewed their frenzy , they sallied ...
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... port ; and soon after , believing it no longer safe to remain in the country , departed for Great Britain . The popu- lace proceeded towards the house of Johnston , prepared to commit the same disorders ; but were met , and parleyed ...
... port ; and soon after , believing it no longer safe to remain in the country , departed for Great Britain . The popu- lace proceeded towards the house of Johnston , prepared to commit the same disorders ; but were met , and parleyed ...
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... ports were shut ; even mar- riages , were no longer celebrated ; and in a word , an absolute stag- nation in all the ... ports ; for the captains , without this precau- tion , would have been liable to heavy penalties , in other ports of ...
... ports were shut ; even mar- riages , were no longer celebrated ; and in a word , an absolute stag- nation in all the ... ports ; for the captains , without this precau- tion , would have been liable to heavy penalties , in other ports of ...
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