...towns, and that all public meetings ih.niKI be held there ; a plan which certainly merits the highell approbation. We have no particular account of any...promote their trade ; much lefs are we acquainted with the number and fituatioo of the particular towns then founded. ' It is probable that many of them...

...towns, and that all public meetings Ihould be held there ; a plan which certainly merits the highell approbation. We have no particular account of any...promote their trade ; much lefs are we acquainted i termined whether they fhould fule with the King of Pruffia, or with the Emperor; upon which the King,...

...which certainly merits the highcft approbation. We have no particular account of any other.regulation •which might have been made, to encourage the population...promote their trade ; much lefs are we acquainted with the number and fituation of the particular towns then founded.' In what profeffor Pütter calls...

...towns, and that all public meetings fliould be held there ; a plan which certainly merits the higheft approbation. We have no particular account of any other regulation which might have been madtr, to encourage the population of the towns, and promote their trade ; much left are we acquainted...