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If any ship belonging to ei- it is hereby ftipulated , that free ships ther of the parties , their people or sub- ... In case the subjects and in- that , although they be enemies to both habitants of either party , with their ship- or ...
If any ship belonging to ei- it is hereby ftipulated , that free ships ther of the parties , their people or sub- ... In case the subjects and in- that , although they be enemies to both habitants of either party , with their ship- or ...
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nment , as he was called , that is , eve- came ftill more united ; the name of a man less violent than the most violent , party was however still kept up , and notI nothing to say in favour of the good withstanding all the violent ...
nment , as he was called , that is , eve- came ftill more united ; the name of a man less violent than the most violent , party was however still kept up , and notI nothing to say in favour of the good withstanding all the violent ...
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Mhip with them , considering them as a say their prayers , were so much insulted , fupport to your party .. But now , upon and fo inhumanly treated by the furious seeing them embrace with readiness the rabble , inftigated to such ...
Mhip with them , considering them as a say their prayers , were so much insulted , fupport to your party .. But now , upon and fo inhumanly treated by the furious seeing them embrace with readiness the rabble , inftigated to such ...
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