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Page 62
... land , with a standing army ( report says ) forty thousand strong to enforce it . " Their agriculture is very much neglected , particularly the growth of articles for exportation . Hence their commerce is declining . Their manners and ...
... land , with a standing army ( report says ) forty thousand strong to enforce it . " Their agriculture is very much neglected , particularly the growth of articles for exportation . Hence their commerce is declining . Their manners and ...
Page 183
... land , and as I was making a deep drain through it I found a treasure . This is not mine , for I only bargained for the land , and not for any treasure that might be concealed beneath it : and yet the former owner of the land will not ...
... land , and as I was making a deep drain through it I found a treasure . This is not mine , for I only bargained for the land , and not for any treasure that might be concealed beneath it : and yet the former owner of the land will not ...
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... land , which the white man won by his chivalry , which he has adorned by the arts and elegancies of polished life , be kept sacred for his descendants , untarnished by the footprint of him who hath even been a slave . Sir , a mighty ...
... land , which the white man won by his chivalry , which he has adorned by the arts and elegancies of polished life , be kept sacred for his descendants , untarnished by the footprint of him who hath even been a slave . Sir , a mighty ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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