The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... England : So that indeed it is a very great Number of People that are em- ployed to provide a sufficient Supply of Goods for them . ENGLAND takes from them not only what Tobacco we consume at Home , but very great Quantities for Re ...
... England : So that indeed it is a very great Number of People that are em- ployed to provide a sufficient Supply of Goods for them . ENGLAND takes from them not only what Tobacco we consume at Home , but very great Quantities for Re ...
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... England . In return for these , they import from London stuffs , and every other article of English growth or manufacture , together with all sorts of foreign goods . England , and espe- cially London , profits immensely by its trade ...
... England . In return for these , they import from London stuffs , and every other article of English growth or manufacture , together with all sorts of foreign goods . England , and espe- cially London , profits immensely by its trade ...
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... England , shall be declared lawful prize . ART . 5. The trade in English merchandise is forbidden ; all merchandise belonging to England , or coming from its manufactories and colonies , is declared lawful prize . ART . 6. One - half of ...
... England , shall be declared lawful prize . ART . 5. The trade in English merchandise is forbidden ; all merchandise belonging to England , or coming from its manufactories and colonies , is declared lawful prize . ART . 6. One - half of ...
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