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Page 82
... possessions on the continent of South America , certain negro - slaves from other possessions of His Majesty . " What ... possession of the crown , might take shelter under this indulgent statute . But it was not thought enough to ...
... possessions on the continent of South America , certain negro - slaves from other possessions of His Majesty . " What ... possession of the crown , might take shelter under this indulgent statute . But it was not thought enough to ...
Page 142
... possession , the pu- nishment of which is not capital , but fourteen years ' transportation . In order to show that the greatest rigour was exercised , we subjoin the following table , calculated from Parliamentary documents , the ...
... possession , the pu- nishment of which is not capital , but fourteen years ' transportation . In order to show that the greatest rigour was exercised , we subjoin the following table , calculated from Parliamentary documents , the ...
Page 256
... possession of Epirus with the title of King . By aid of the French ambassador at Constantinople , Ali now procured the Pashalics of Lepanto and the Morea for his two sons , as a recompense for assisting Sebastiani in bringing about a ...
... possession of Epirus with the title of King . By aid of the French ambassador at Constantinople , Ali now procured the Pashalics of Lepanto and the Morea for his two sons , as a recompense for assisting Sebastiani in bringing about a ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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