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... America . " These Courts held their sessions first at Portland Point , and afterwards alternately at Shrewsbury and Middletown . But the twelve Patentees of Navesink were not long permitted by the Lords Proprietors , to exercise the ...
... America . " These Courts held their sessions first at Portland Point , and afterwards alternately at Shrewsbury and Middletown . But the twelve Patentees of Navesink were not long permitted by the Lords Proprietors , to exercise the ...
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... America . " — " There , " said Penn and some of his colleagues , in allusion to these Con- cessions , " we lay a foundation for after ages to understand their liberty as men and Christians , that they may not be brought in bondage , but ...
... America . " — " There , " said Penn and some of his colleagues , in allusion to these Con- cessions , " we lay a foundation for after ages to understand their liberty as men and Christians , that they may not be brought in bondage , but ...
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... He is a favorite of Lord Cornbury's father , the Earl of Clarendon . I have granted him a commission for Chief Justice , in case the people will lay hold of such an opportunity as no Government in America ever had 58 ROGER MOMPESSON .
... He is a favorite of Lord Cornbury's father , the Earl of Clarendon . I have granted him a commission for Chief Justice , in case the people will lay hold of such an opportunity as no Government in America ever had 58 ROGER MOMPESSON .
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such an opportunity as no Government in America ever had of an English lawyer , and encourage him by a proper salary . " Logan in reply announces the arrival of " Coun- sellor Mompesson ; " and in another letter to Penn some months ...
such an opportunity as no Government in America ever had of an English lawyer , and encourage him by a proper salary . " Logan in reply announces the arrival of " Coun- sellor Mompesson ; " and in another letter to Penn some months ...
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... America , and of worthy memory , endued with both spiritual and temporal wisdom ; - some part of his time he was made Governor of West Jersey ; -he was a suppressor of vice and an encour- ager of virtue ; -sharp towards evil doers , but ...
... America , and of worthy memory , endued with both spiritual and temporal wisdom ; - some part of his time he was made Governor of West Jersey ; -he was a suppressor of vice and an encour- ager of virtue ; -sharp towards evil doers , but ...
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