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... said he , " apprehend that the famé rule reversed holds good among us , and that because an Indian is arrived to maturity at eleven , a Ruffian is not fo till twenty - two , The females in this country are all forced , and brought ...
... said he , " apprehend that the famé rule reversed holds good among us , and that because an Indian is arrived to maturity at eleven , a Ruffian is not fo till twenty - two , The females in this country are all forced , and brought ...
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... said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the faid province . And our pleafure is , and for us , our heirs and fucceffors , we charge and command , that this our declaration fhall henceforward ...
... said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the faid province . And our pleafure is , and for us , our heirs and fucceffors , we charge and command , that this our declaration fhall henceforward ...
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... said county palatine of Chejler is and hath been always hitherto exempt , excluded , and Separated out and from your high court of parliament , to have any knights and burgefjes within the faid court by reafon whereof the faid ...
... said county palatine of Chejler is and hath been always hitherto exempt , excluded , and Separated out and from your high court of parliament , to have any knights and burgefjes within the faid court by reafon whereof the faid ...
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