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... produce of estate ; therefore , if a crop amounts to a hundred thousand weight of coffee , the attorney gets one ... Produce , Origin and Extension of the Merino Breed of Sheep : to which is added , a History of a Cross of that Breed ...
... produce of estate ; therefore , if a crop amounts to a hundred thousand weight of coffee , the attorney gets one ... Produce , Origin and Extension of the Merino Breed of Sheep : to which is added , a History of a Cross of that Breed ...
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... Produce may be shipped without reserve to the United States in British bottoms : but in war this per- mission is a dead letter , because scarcely any British ships are in the trade . American ships trading to our colonies are not ...
... Produce may be shipped without reserve to the United States in British bottoms : but in war this per- mission is a dead letter , because scarcely any British ships are in the trade . American ships trading to our colonies are not ...
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... produce of his capital ; and it is impolitic towards the mother - country , be- cause a restraint on the cultivation ... produce . To cramp their produce is to say to our manufacturers , " so much woollens . and no more , so much linen ...
... produce of his capital ; and it is impolitic towards the mother - country , be- cause a restraint on the cultivation ... produce . To cramp their produce is to say to our manufacturers , " so much woollens . and no more , so much linen ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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