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... themselves in a condition to protect that part called Emerary , where the British planters of Barbadoes had made large purchases , and established feveral valuable plantations . By means of fur- ther reinforcements which arrived , they ...
... themselves in a condition to protect that part called Emerary , where the British planters of Barbadoes had made large purchases , and established feveral valuable plantations . By means of fur- ther reinforcements which arrived , they ...
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... themselves from time to time , as they hall fee caule . The clerk of fupply fhall be their clerk , with fuch gratification for his trouble as they fhall think reafonable . * [ Under herif we comprehend likewife Stewart ; and under fire ...
... themselves from time to time , as they hall fee caule . The clerk of fupply fhall be their clerk , with fuch gratification for his trouble as they fhall think reafonable . * [ Under herif we comprehend likewife Stewart ; and under fire ...
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... themselves from the actual fervice , ying a compofition of the value of work in money , not under the rates entioned , to the furveyor or over- or before the first day appointed king ; that is to fay , 3 s . per diem for ghgate , 8 d ...
... themselves from the actual fervice , ying a compofition of the value of work in money , not under the rates entioned , to the furveyor or over- or before the first day appointed king ; that is to fay , 3 s . per diem for ghgate , 8 d ...
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... themselves into the direction of af- fairs , and thereby gratify their own pride , vanity , and covetoufnefs , and the like vi cious difpofitions in their friends and de- pendents , But how long fhall we be fuch fools as to be the tools ...
... themselves into the direction of af- fairs , and thereby gratify their own pride , vanity , and covetoufnefs , and the like vi cious difpofitions in their friends and de- pendents , But how long fhall we be fuch fools as to be the tools ...
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... themselves will make us unhappy , and still more fo in their effects . Such ill treatment of governors will of courfe caufe them to ne- glect thofe branches of their duty which would be of public ufe ; and force them on indirect methods ...
... themselves will make us unhappy , and still more fo in their effects . Such ill treatment of governors will of courfe caufe them to ne- glect thofe branches of their duty which would be of public ufe ; and force them on indirect methods ...
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