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... Colony . As you will not probably have received a note of introduction I took the liberty of giving Lieut . FITZGERALD , commander of the Buzzard , some two weeks since , I will here repeat the information I then very briefly gave you ...
... Colony . As you will not probably have received a note of introduction I took the liberty of giving Lieut . FITZGERALD , commander of the Buzzard , some two weeks since , I will here repeat the information I then very briefly gave you ...
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... Colony , and the character of the Colonists . It has been said for instance , both in America and England , that the Col- onists were not unfavorable to the Slave Trade , and in proof of it some isola- ted fact such as I have mentioned ...
... Colony , and the character of the Colonists . It has been said for instance , both in America and England , that the Col- onists were not unfavorable to the Slave Trade , and in proof of it some isola- ted fact such as I have mentioned ...
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... Colony , amounting to near $ 18,000 , have been paid . The Colonists , reassured of support , applied themselves to the cultivation of their farms ; and more improvements have been made in two years than had been made during the five ...
... Colony , amounting to near $ 18,000 , have been paid . The Colonists , reassured of support , applied themselves to the cultivation of their farms ; and more improvements have been made in two years than had been made during the five ...
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