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Britannic Majesty and his Most Christian vis , and Montserrat ; and the fortreffe Majesty , their kingdams , ftates , and sub- of those islands conquered by the arms jects , by sea and by land , in all parts of Great Britain , and by ...
Britannic Majesty and his Most Christian vis , and Montserrat ; and the fortreffe Majesty , their kingdams , ftates , and sub- of those islands conquered by the arms jects , by sea and by land , in all parts of Great Britain , and by ...
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between America and G. Britain , as deli Lord Walfingham questioned the right yered Canada and Nova Scotia , fettered , of the Crown to dismember the empire into the hands of the American Congress . without the confent of parliament ...
between America and G. Britain , as deli Lord Walfingham questioned the right yered Canada and Nova Scotia , fettered , of the Crown to dismember the empire into the hands of the American Congress . without the confent of parliament ...
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Ill . velfel belonging to the United States of to continue , for a limited time , Jo much of America arriving from thence at aby an alt made in the last session of parliameni , port in Britain , or upon clearing out for the more easy ...
Ill . velfel belonging to the United States of to continue , for a limited time , Jo much of America arriving from thence at aby an alt made in the last session of parliameni , port in Britain , or upon clearing out for the more easy ...
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