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... considered almost as great a man as his cousin the congressman — with whom , by tne by , he became perfectly reconciled , and contracted a strong friendship . In spite , however , of the kindness of his relations , and their great ...
... considered almost as great a man as his cousin the congressman — with whom , by tne by , he became perfectly reconciled , and contracted a strong friendship . In spite , however , of the kindness of his relations , and their great ...
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... considered it the very best city in the whole world . On his return , he entered into the full enjoyment of the advantages of a literary reputation . He was continually importuned to write advertisements , petitions , handbills , and ...
... considered it the very best city in the whole world . On his return , he entered into the full enjoyment of the advantages of a literary reputation . He was continually importuned to write advertisements , petitions , handbills , and ...
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... considered as enjoying full property , and absolute , unquestionable empire therein . * This proposition being admitted , it follows clearly , that the Europeans who first visited America , were the real discoverers of the same ...
... considered as enjoying full property , and absolute , unquestionable empire therein . * This proposition being admitted , it follows clearly , that the Europeans who first visited America , were the real discoverers of the same ...
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... considered as fully admitted and established , that the two - legged race of animals before mentioned were mere cannibals , detestable monsters , and many of them giants — which last description of vagrants have , since the times of Gog ...
... considered as fully admitted and established , that the two - legged race of animals before mentioned were mere cannibals , detestable monsters , and many of them giants — which last description of vagrants have , since the times of Gog ...
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... considered incapable of possessing any property in the planet they infest , and the right and title to it are confirmed to its original discoverers . — And furthermore , the colonists who are now about to depart to the aforesaid planet ...
... considered incapable of possessing any property in the planet they infest , and the right and title to it are confirmed to its original discoverers . — And furthermore , the colonists who are now about to depart to the aforesaid planet ...
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