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keeping the volunteers out of view ; the bill was allowed to be brought in , but , on the second reading , it was rejected by nearly the fame majority as before . These repeated defeats did not abate the ardour of the Irish re- formers ...
keeping the volunteers out of view ; the bill was allowed to be brought in , but , on the second reading , it was rejected by nearly the fame majority as before . These repeated defeats did not abate the ardour of the Irish re- formers ...
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... allowed Ireland to trade im- mediately and directly with the co- lonies , he could not fee how the im- porting of the produce of thofe co- lonies circuitously through Ireland into Great Britain could injure the colonial trade of this ...
... allowed Ireland to trade im- mediately and directly with the co- lonies , he could not fee how the im- porting of the produce of thofe co- lonies circuitously through Ireland into Great Britain could injure the colonial trade of this ...
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... allowed to be imported into Ireland but through Great Britain ; and it shall " be lawful to export fuch goods of the growth , produce , or manufacture of any " of the countries beyond the Cape of Good Hope to the Streights of Magellan ...
... allowed to be imported into Ireland but through Great Britain ; and it shall " be lawful to export fuch goods of the growth , produce , or manufacture of any " of the countries beyond the Cape of Good Hope to the Streights of Magellan ...
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... allowed to be re - exported from Great Britain , with a drawback of all duties , the Irish would , in effect , export on the foundation of British capital , at the fame time that they were left to employ their own ca- pital in the ...
... allowed to be re - exported from Great Britain , with a drawback of all duties , the Irish would , in effect , export on the foundation of British capital , at the fame time that they were left to employ their own ca- pital in the ...
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... allowed to hope and with it , as none but ungenerous minds could look with pleasure at degraded humanity , even in a rival or enemy , and every thing that really tends to honour and elevate the fpecies , muft fooner or later re- dound ...
... allowed to hope and with it , as none but ungenerous minds could look with pleasure at degraded humanity , even in a rival or enemy , and every thing that really tends to honour and elevate the fpecies , muft fooner or later re- dound ...
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