Reflections on the Expediency of a Law for the Naturalization of Foreign Protestants: In Two PartsGregg, 1969 - 140 من الصفحات |
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... these Strangers , by becoming fettled Inhabitants , had greater Opportunities of adulterating their Wares , and ufing falfe Weights and Measures : So easy is it to find a Pretence , when we have an Inclination to do it . As if these ...
... these Strangers , by becoming fettled Inhabitants , had greater Opportunities of adulterating their Wares , and ufing falfe Weights and Measures : So easy is it to find a Pretence , when we have an Inclination to do it . As if these ...
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... these early Times : Yet I am perfuaded , if he had confidered the Affair in the Light in which it now appears , he would have found no Difficulty in accounting for it . UPON the whole therefore , notwithstanding fome Miftakes in ...
... these early Times : Yet I am perfuaded , if he had confidered the Affair in the Light in which it now appears , he would have found no Difficulty in accounting for it . UPON the whole therefore , notwithstanding fome Miftakes in ...
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... these be , That any Stranger might dwell in the faid City , and keep an House , and be a Broker , and fell " and buy all Manner of Merchandises by Re- " tail ; and one Stranger to fell unto another , " to fell again , to the great ...
... these be , That any Stranger might dwell in the faid City , and keep an House , and be a Broker , and fell " and buy all Manner of Merchandises by Re- " tail ; and one Stranger to fell unto another , " to fell again , to the great ...
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