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... wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up , marshes to drain , and savages to exterminate . In like manner , I have sundry doubts to clear 50 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
... wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up , marshes to drain , and savages to exterminate . In like manner , I have sundry doubts to clear 50 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
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... things , an itching humor to see what is not to be seen , and to be doing what signifies nothing when it is done . " But to proceed : Of the claims of the children of Noah to the original popula- tion of this country I shall say nothing ...
... things , an itching humor to see what is not to be seen , and to be doing what signifies nothing when it is done . " But to proceed : Of the claims of the children of Noah to the original popula- tion of this country I shall say nothing ...
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... Archimedes , for he can turn the world without any thing to rest his lever upon . It is only surpassed by the dexterity with which the sturdy old • Jesuit , in another place , cuts the gordian knot— 2 * HISTORY OF NEW - YORK . 57.
... Archimedes , for he can turn the world without any thing to rest his lever upon . It is only surpassed by the dexterity with which the sturdy old • Jesuit , in another place , cuts the gordian knot— 2 * HISTORY OF NEW - YORK . 57.
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... thing , which has never before been appropriated , so any nation , that discovers an uninhabited country , and takes possession thereof , is considered as enjoying full property , and absolute , unquestionable empire therein . * This ...
... thing , which has never before been appropriated , so any nation , that discovers an uninhabited country , and takes possession thereof , is considered as enjoying full property , and absolute , unquestionable empire therein . * This ...
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... thing more ; whereas it has been most unquestionably shown , that Heaven intended the earth should be ploughed and sown , and manured , and laid out into cities , and towns , and farms , and country seats , and pleasure grounds , and ...
... thing more ; whereas it has been most unquestionably shown , that Heaven intended the earth should be ploughed and sown , and manured , and laid out into cities , and towns , and farms , and country seats , and pleasure grounds , and ...
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