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... cause of More's death , Mr. Cayley remarks ; • Whatever credit may be due to this anecdote , those writers who assert that Ann was instrumental to More's execution , have probably been guided by it . Yet she was perhaps rather an ...
... cause of More's death , Mr. Cayley remarks ; • Whatever credit may be due to this anecdote , those writers who assert that Ann was instrumental to More's execution , have probably been guided by it . Yet she was perhaps rather an ...
Page 399
... cause it produced nothing materially different from the free course of trade : -but , as soon as the import considerably ex- ceeded the quantity used , the compulsion became pernicious to both parties , more directly to the planter ...
... cause it produced nothing materially different from the free course of trade : -but , as soon as the import considerably ex- ceeded the quantity used , the compulsion became pernicious to both parties , more directly to the planter ...
Page 440
... cause of justice and of the country , which demands applause from the friends of both . Art 30. On the Causes of our late military and political Disasters , with some Hints for preventing their Recurrence . 8vo . Triphook . 1808 . 26 ...
... cause of justice and of the country , which demands applause from the friends of both . Art 30. On the Causes of our late military and political Disasters , with some Hints for preventing their Recurrence . 8vo . Triphook . 1808 . 26 ...
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