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... better to dislodge betimes to some place of better advantage and less danger , if any such could be found . Thirdly , as necessity was a taskmaster over them , so they were forced to be such , not only to their servants , but in a sort ...
... better to dislodge betimes to some place of better advantage and less danger , if any such could be found . Thirdly , as necessity was a taskmaster over them , so they were forced to be such , not only to their servants , but in a sort ...
Page 136
... better known ; and as war , taxation , oppression , and misery increase there . The Hebrides appear to be fit only for the residence of malefactors , and it would be much better to send felons there than either to Virginia or Maryland ...
... better known ; and as war , taxation , oppression , and misery increase there . The Hebrides appear to be fit only for the residence of malefactors , and it would be much better to send felons there than either to Virginia or Maryland ...
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... better for us , because the religious sentiment of the present time accords better with it . Born democrats , we are nowise qualified to judge of monarchy , which , to our fathers living in the monarchical idea , was also relatively ...
... better for us , because the religious sentiment of the present time accords better with it . Born democrats , we are nowise qualified to judge of monarchy , which , to our fathers living in the monarchical idea , was also relatively ...
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