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... five thoufand two hundred and ninety marines . fum not exceeding four pounds per man per month was allowed for main- taining this force for thirteen months , including ordnance for fea fervice . A To encourage valour , and to ex- prefs ...
... five thoufand two hundred and ninety marines . fum not exceeding four pounds per man per month was allowed for main- taining this force for thirteen months , including ordnance for fea fervice . A To encourage valour , and to ex- prefs ...
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... five millions five hundred and nineteen pounds . Now it was obvious that all the imports and the exports of the trade of that country could have no affinity or correfpondence to this immenfe fum . It was made an objection to the ...
... five millions five hundred and nineteen pounds . Now it was obvious that all the imports and the exports of the trade of that country could have no affinity or correfpondence to this immenfe fum . It was made an objection to the ...
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... five refolutions , which were of the following import . " 1 . That in confideration of the public faith , which ought to be preferved in- violable , his faitqful commons will fupport his majetty in rendering firm and permanent the peace ...
... five refolutions , which were of the following import . " 1 . That in confideration of the public faith , which ought to be preferved in- violable , his faitqful commons will fupport his majetty in rendering firm and permanent the peace ...
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... five fcheme five or fix thousand men ; and what expectation could be ex- cited by a force of that kind ? To have withdrawn troops from Ame- rica was a critical game . There were no tranfports in which they might be embarked ; and if it ...
... five fcheme five or fix thousand men ; and what expectation could be ex- cited by a force of that kind ? To have withdrawn troops from Ame- rica was a critical game . There were no tranfports in which they might be embarked ; and if it ...
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... five hundred and two pounds , eight fhil- lings , and two pence , be granted to his majefty , to make good the de- ficiency of the grants for the fervice of the year 1782. ' In a committee of fupply of the houfe , thefe refolutions were ...
... five hundred and two pounds , eight fhil- lings , and two pence , be granted to his majefty , to make good the de- ficiency of the grants for the fervice of the year 1782. ' In a committee of fupply of the houfe , thefe refolutions were ...
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Page 112 - Order, and cause all Archives, Records, Deeds and Papers belonging to any of the said States, or their Citizens, which in the Course of the War may have fallen into the Hands of his Officers, to be forthwith restored and delivered to the proper States and Persons to whom they belong.
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