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... British coin or bullion , but by the sales of American produce sent to the Continent from the United States , subject to the direction of a British merchant . The latter appropriates a part of the pro- ceeds to the payment of our ...
... British coin or bullion , but by the sales of American produce sent to the Continent from the United States , subject to the direction of a British merchant . The latter appropriates a part of the pro- ceeds to the payment of our ...
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... British , entered into treaties with the government of Tunis ; and the two parties , into which the Christians are distinguished in that country , consist of the adherents to the French and British interests . Of late years , the French ...
... British , entered into treaties with the government of Tunis ; and the two parties , into which the Christians are distinguished in that country , consist of the adherents to the French and British interests . Of late years , the French ...
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... British government , the United States are in a manner driven to the necessity of seeking for some remedy dependent on themselves alone . But it is no less true that they are warmly disposed to cherish all the friendly relations ...
... British government , the United States are in a manner driven to the necessity of seeking for some remedy dependent on themselves alone . But it is no less true that they are warmly disposed to cherish all the friendly relations ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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