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... business came to be at a even the richest merchants were ed ; and every countenance wore toms of diftrefs . The effects of th fenfibly felt by the British funds ; of Hamburg received a fevere fho other places fuffered . Different were ...
... business came to be at a even the richest merchants were ed ; and every countenance wore toms of diftrefs . The effects of th fenfibly felt by the British funds ; of Hamburg received a fevere fho other places fuffered . Different were ...
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... business of husband were defirous that I thould be a and means were found to give me ble education . In this , most ce neither my parents nor I confulte was really good , true , or fit ; b that I fhould learn what was necef my ...
... business of husband were defirous that I thould be a and means were found to give me ble education . In this , most ce neither my parents nor I confulte was really good , true , or fit ; b that I fhould learn what was necef my ...
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... business , is ne- ed by all . our banks ( haftening to be rich ) if- more notes than they ought ; fome them ten or twelve times more than r capital ftocks . And when they had the whole money into their hands , wed it in their own ...
... business , is ne- ed by all . our banks ( haftening to be rich ) if- more notes than they ought ; fome them ten or twelve times more than r capital ftocks . And when they had the whole money into their hands , wed it in their own ...
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... business of a fhepherd upwards of ninety years . Jan. 9. 1764. At his house in the Carfe of Falkirk , William Gerard of Stonehoufe , Efq ; At At Croffwood , Cardiganfhire , the Vif- Countess Lifburne , 1764 Affairs in Scotland ...
... business of a fhepherd upwards of ninety years . Jan. 9. 1764. At his house in the Carfe of Falkirk , William Gerard of Stonehoufe , Efq ; At At Croffwood , Cardiganfhire , the Vif- Countess Lifburne , 1764 Affairs in Scotland ...
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... business without filver money ; and as that was gone , feveral of them took it in their heads to iffue five and ten fhilling notes for their own ufe : they found a demand for them ; and the country - people , find- ing they could not ...
... business without filver money ; and as that was gone , feveral of them took it in their heads to iffue five and ten fhilling notes for their own ufe : they found a demand for them ; and the country - people , find- ing they could not ...
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