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... land speculator . 120 CHAP . VIII . Of the founding and naming of the new City - of the City Arms ; and of the direful feud between Ten Breeches and Tough Breeches . 123 CHAP . IX . - How the city of New - Amsterdam waxed great under ...
... land speculator . 120 CHAP . VIII . Of the founding and naming of the new City - of the City Arms ; and of the direful feud between Ten Breeches and Tough Breeches . 123 CHAP . IX . - How the city of New - Amsterdam waxed great under ...
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... land of Gog the left wing , and Africa the tail . He informs us , moreover , that an earth has existed before the present ( which he considers as a mere chicken of 7000 years ) , that it has undergone divers deluges , and that ...
... land of Gog the left wing , and Africa the tail . He informs us , moreover , that an earth has existed before the present ( which he considers as a mere chicken of 7000 years ) , that it has undergone divers deluges , and that ...
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... land , and said nothing about it ; and to this unpardonable taci- turnity of the patriarch may we ascribe the misfortune , that America did not come into the world as early as the other quarters of the globe . It is true , some writers ...
... land , and said nothing about it ; and to this unpardonable taci- turnity of the patriarch may we ascribe the misfortune , that America did not come into the world as early as the other quarters of the globe . It is true , some writers ...
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... land of promise , and in full expectation that I will immediately deliver it into their possession . if I do , may I ever forfeit the reputation of a regular bred historian ! No - no - most curious and thrice learned readers , ( for ...
... land of promise , and in full expectation that I will immediately deliver it into their possession . if I do , may I ever forfeit the reputation of a regular bred historian ! No - no - most curious and thrice learned readers , ( for ...
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... land of promise by the Jews , were seized with such a panic that they fled without looking behind them , until stopping to take breath , they found themselves safe in America . As they brought neither their national language , manners ...
... land of promise by the Jews , were seized with such a panic that they fled without looking behind them , until stopping to take breath , they found themselves safe in America . As they brought neither their national language , manners ...
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