The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... persons , or traders . If trade be the gold mine of the na- tion , the fource from which all its riches flow , and the ... person will always obtain money at as low intereft as his hazard will al- low , and that a law , prohibiting ...
... persons , or traders . If trade be the gold mine of the na- tion , the fource from which all its riches flow , and the ... person will always obtain money at as low intereft as his hazard will al- low , and that a law , prohibiting ...
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... person should be elected " to ferve for more than two years fuc- " ceffively , and , at the end of the second 66 year , that they should be amoved , and " others newly elected thereto . " But , as the party making the application had ...
... person should be elected " to ferve for more than two years fuc- " ceffively , and , at the end of the second 66 year , that they should be amoved , and " others newly elected thereto . " But , as the party making the application had ...
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... person who is fo knowing as Mr. Whitaker in the early state of this country , fo no perfon can give fo fatis- factory an account of this matter . If Mr. Urban would please to requeft Mr. Whitaker to give his opinion on this subject ...
... person who is fo knowing as Mr. Whitaker in the early state of this country , fo no perfon can give fo fatis- factory an account of this matter . If Mr. Urban would please to requeft Mr. Whitaker to give his opinion on this subject ...
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