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... colonies 3à . POETRY , & c . The general gaol - delivery 38. Wilkes's addrefs verfified ib . Ex- tempore on Wilkes's aldermanship 39 . Hull's fong to the Royal Academicians ib . On time ib . Elegy 40. Epitaph on a cat ib . On the ...
... colonies 3à . POETRY , & c . The general gaol - delivery 38. Wilkes's addrefs verfified ib . Ex- tempore on Wilkes's aldermanship 39 . Hull's fong to the Royal Academicians ib . On time ib . Elegy 40. Epitaph on a cat ib . On the ...
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... colonies which we are obli- ged to purchase . By the operation of these acts , our af- fembly will be no longer the reprefenta- tives of a free people , but deprived of the right of exercising their own judge- ments , in confulting the ...
... colonies which we are obli- ged to purchase . By the operation of these acts , our af- fembly will be no longer the reprefenta- tives of a free people , but deprived of the right of exercising their own judge- ments , in confulting the ...
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... colonies . Written in the year 1766. 18 . Becket . and ruinous , it became neceffary , that each man in the community thould con- tribute a certain portion of the produc of his private industry , for the mainte- nance of thofe , who ...
... colonies . Written in the year 1766. 18 . Becket . and ruinous , it became neceffary , that each man in the community thould con- tribute a certain portion of the produc of his private industry , for the mainte- nance of thofe , who ...
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... colonies both of Greece and Rome . The plain truth is , that those countries , let them be called plantations , fettlements , Colonies , or by any other name , are , from their nature and fituation only fubordi- nate parts in the empire ...
... colonies both of Greece and Rome . The plain truth is , that those countries , let them be called plantations , fettlements , Colonies , or by any other name , are , from their nature and fituation only fubordi- nate parts in the empire ...
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... colonies , appears fo exactly fimilar , in the claim of right to be taxed only by their own parliaments , in the recital of an anciem and continual ufage , in the illegation of their former readiness in ranting aids upon requifition ...
... colonies , appears fo exactly fimilar , in the claim of right to be taxed only by their own parliaments , in the recital of an anciem and continual ufage , in the illegation of their former readiness in ranting aids upon requifition ...
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