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If a vellet of war had been itationed at the ed at that end of the island . The enemy liland it might have discovered the ap . i landed at Jenkins Bay early in the morné proach of the enemy . ing ; had they miscarried there , imagines ...
If a vellet of war had been itationed at the ed at that end of the island . The enemy liland it might have discovered the ap . i landed at Jenkins Bay early in the morné proach of the enemy . ing ; had they miscarried there , imagines ...
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and under twenty pounds may be given in evi- ** This duty on recipes it is supposed will dence , but not if they ... Captain of war , together with Colonel Deveaux , whose M'Kenzie was sent to Elenthera , to collect fleet we had taken ...
and under twenty pounds may be given in evi- ** This duty on recipes it is supposed will dence , but not if they ... Captain of war , together with Colonel Deveaux , whose M'Kenzie was sent to Elenthera , to collect fleet we had taken ...
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War , from which , considering the man . wrapt up in some favourite hvpothesis ner in which it was condu & ted , we could ... Our controversy of this nature , could possibly public distresses had been before fuffiei- be brought to a ...
War , from which , considering the man . wrapt up in some favourite hvpothesis ner in which it was condu & ted , we could ... Our controversy of this nature , could possibly public distresses had been before fuffiei- be brought to a ...
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31 per cent . and And there will remain a4 per cent . annuities , with finking fund of 2,112,526 13.5 tise charges ... he apprehends funded 15,000 0 will speedily require an addiTotal interest andehargtion of £ 100,000 to make it es of ...
31 per cent . and And there will remain a4 per cent . annuities , with finking fund of 2,112,526 13.5 tise charges ... he apprehends funded 15,000 0 will speedily require an addiTotal interest andehargtion of £ 100,000 to make it es of ...
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In there circumdances , it is not oor Minifters . " to be expected that any confiderable numThe Dr. then attacks ' the lait loan , and ber of the owners of the 3 per cents . can mentions thar Lord Shelburne had this plan be induced to ...
In there circumdances , it is not oor Minifters . " to be expected that any confiderable numThe Dr. then attacks ' the lait loan , and ber of the owners of the 3 per cents . can mentions thar Lord Shelburne had this plan be induced to ...
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