The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... subjects are prohibited from getting salt at Tertuga ) they would not be able to carry on their sugar - works . This hath been confirmed to us by several considerable planters concerned in those parts . 66 Upon the whole , your ...
... subjects are prohibited from getting salt at Tertuga ) they would not be able to carry on their sugar - works . This hath been confirmed to us by several considerable planters concerned in those parts . 66 Upon the whole , your ...
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... subjects , and shown several marks of favour to their priests and Jesuits , was , after a very short reign , deposed by the states of that kingdom , being represented as one who could neither be held by oaths nor promises , and over ...
... subjects , and shown several marks of favour to their priests and Jesuits , was , after a very short reign , deposed by the states of that kingdom , being represented as one who could neither be held by oaths nor promises , and over ...
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... subjects might enjoy a Conservador ; but those who had naturalized themselves as Spaniards , being the major part in number , carried the vote not to accept a Conservador , unless they were admitted to the same privi- lege ; which the ...
... subjects might enjoy a Conservador ; but those who had naturalized themselves as Spaniards , being the major part in number , carried the vote not to accept a Conservador , unless they were admitted to the same privi- lege ; which the ...
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Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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