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... all the Spanish tice . colonies , refulting from that great The capital of Luconia , and of variety of races of men , who ori- 1 [ B ] 2 ginally ced games 13 with Spain , lord Anfon and lord 1 For the YEAR 1763 . [ 3.
... all the Spanish tice . colonies , refulting from that great The capital of Luconia , and of variety of races of men , who ori- 1 [ B ] 2 ginally ced games 13 with Spain , lord Anfon and lord 1 For the YEAR 1763 . [ 3.
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ced games 13 with Spain , lord Anfon and lord Sataves , senam ise åretines . as but at it is vi- fur me pernition of fuch a must have proved of very - muze towards carrying So the war with Spain effectually , and muld not , therefore ...
ced games 13 with Spain , lord Anfon and lord Sataves , senam ise åretines . as but at it is vi- fur me pernition of fuch a must have proved of very - muze towards carrying So the war with Spain effectually , and muld not , therefore ...
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... lord Anfon and lord Egremont were made acquainted with thefe obfervations concerning the state of the Philippine islands ; they gave that attention to the in- formation , which the importance of it juftly merited . They ordered colonel ...
... lord Anfon and lord Egremont were made acquainted with thefe obfervations concerning the state of the Philippine islands ; they gave that attention to the in- formation , which the importance of it juftly merited . They ordered colonel ...
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... Lord was gone forth to deftroy the English like the host of Sennacherib . By an extraordinary fpecies of good fortune , thefe menacing cir- cumftances were attended with their particular advantages , and rather facilitated than ...
... Lord was gone forth to deftroy the English like the host of Sennacherib . By an extraordinary fpecies of good fortune , thefe menacing cir- cumftances were attended with their particular advantages , and rather facilitated than ...
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... Lords . Arguments in favour of the excife . Various proceedings . Lord B. refigns . Right hon . G. G. Jucceeds . Situation of the minority . * For a particular account of this act , fee. prudent to provoke the Indians ; yet we have , I ...
... Lords . Arguments in favour of the excife . Various proceedings . Lord B. refigns . Right hon . G. G. Jucceeds . Situation of the minority . * For a particular account of this act , fee. prudent to provoke the Indians ; yet we have , I ...
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