An Historical, Geographical, Commercial and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, 1±ÇEditor, 1795 |
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... inhabitants of Europe in particular , as the discovery of the new world , and the paffage to India by the cape of Good Hope : it at once gave rife to a revolution in the com- merce and in the power of nations , as well as in the manners ...
... inhabitants of Europe in particular , as the discovery of the new world , and the paffage to India by the cape of Good Hope : it at once gave rife to a revolution in the com- merce and in the power of nations , as well as in the manners ...
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... inhabitants of Europe are not infenfible of thefe fa . vourable circumftances . The charms of civil and religious I. berty or the badvantages of an extenfive and fertile , but unculti- vated country , of an increafing commerce ...
... inhabitants of Europe are not infenfible of thefe fa . vourable circumftances . The charms of civil and religious I. berty or the badvantages of an extenfive and fertile , but unculti- vated country , of an increafing commerce ...
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... inhabitants from Europe prior to the 15th century . The Welsh fondly imagine that their country contributed , in 1170 , to people the New World , by the adventure of Madoc , fon of Owen Gwynedd , who , on the death of his father ...
... inhabitants from Europe prior to the 15th century . The Welsh fondly imagine that their country contributed , in 1170 , to people the New World , by the adventure of Madoc , fon of Owen Gwynedd , who , on the death of his father ...
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... inhabitants of the Northern hemifphere ; the name was alfo bestowed on them by the Dutch , a pinguedine , from their exceffive fatnefs : but the inventor of this , thinking to do honour to his country , inconfiderately caught at a word ...
... inhabitants of the Northern hemifphere ; the name was alfo bestowed on them by the Dutch , a pinguedine , from their exceffive fatnefs : but the inventor of this , thinking to do honour to his country , inconfiderately caught at a word ...
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... inhabitants of Europe nor of Africa , were caft afhore there . As the force of this united evidence , arifing from theoretical princi- ples and practical obfervations , led Columbus to expect the discovery of new countries in the ...
... inhabitants of Europe nor of Africa , were caft afhore there . As the force of this united evidence , arifing from theoretical princi- ples and practical obfervations , led Columbus to expect the discovery of new countries in the ...
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