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As I have therefore reason to suspect , that some arguments , which , to me ,
appear to possess considerable force , may , by others , be deemed wholly
unsatisfactory , it is with considerable díffidence that I propose my opinion ,
especially as ...
As I have therefore reason to suspect , that some arguments , which , to me ,
appear to possess considerable force , may , by others , be deemed wholly
unsatisfactory , it is with considerable díffidence that I propose my opinion ,
especially as ...
Page 395
Considerable impediments to the obtaining of supplies or necessaries were thus
vexatiously creat . ed and perpetuated , and great inconveniencies sustained .
Not among the least was the considerable drainage of specie , complained of in ...
Considerable impediments to the obtaining of supplies or necessaries were thus
vexatiously creat . ed and perpetuated , and great inconveniencies sustained .
Not among the least was the considerable drainage of specie , complained of in ...
Page 396
considerable vexation and injury of the British colonists . This drainage of specie
was attended with considerable loss , not only to the planters , but to government
also , in the article of exchange . From the scarcity of money , all bills sustained ...
considerable vexation and injury of the British colonists . This drainage of specie
was attended with considerable loss , not only to the planters , but to government
also , in the article of exchange . From the scarcity of money , all bills sustained ...
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