The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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... nations ; and they have even made treaties , and held out pecunia- ry inducements , to embark their neighbours in ... nation enjoy . If they are ill used by their master , they can compel him to sell them to another person ; and if a ...
... nations ; and they have even made treaties , and held out pecunia- ry inducements , to embark their neighbours in ... nation enjoy . If they are ill used by their master , they can compel him to sell them to another person ; and if a ...
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... nation , whose authority is controlled by a Spanish corregidor , or protector , to whom an appeal lies against the cabildo from its subjects , and who is bound to interfere when he sees an occasion , and protect them against its ...
... nation , whose authority is controlled by a Spanish corregidor , or protector , to whom an appeal lies against the cabildo from its subjects , and who is bound to interfere when he sees an occasion , and protect them against its ...
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... nations , with- out duties of near 50 per cent . Be- fore the year 1791 , the French colo- ny of St. Domingo had the greatest share of this trade . It is divided at present between Jamaica , Curacoa , and Trinidad . According to M. De ...
... nations , with- out duties of near 50 per cent . Be- fore the year 1791 , the French colo- ny of St. Domingo had the greatest share of this trade . It is divided at present between Jamaica , Curacoa , and Trinidad . According to M. De ...
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... nation . A private in the British cavalry is as well mounted as an officer in any other service . He does not however ... nations has been applied , in which Britain has not fair pretensions to superior excel- lence . Even mechanical ...
... nation . A private in the British cavalry is as well mounted as an officer in any other service . He does not however ... nations has been applied , in which Britain has not fair pretensions to superior excel- lence . Even mechanical ...
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... nations su- perior , he either imitated or improv . ed them . He thus established his own character for superior ... nation which will employ the same means , which will improve its military system , not by a constant and vexatious ...
... nations su- perior , he either imitated or improv . ed them . He thus established his own character for superior ... nation which will employ the same means , which will improve its military system , not by a constant and vexatious ...
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