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... labour ; and whether they are ultimately sent abroad , or at the expiration of their respective sentences turned out loose upon society at home , they carry with them a know- ledge , the wages of which are sin , and the end of which is ...
... labour ; and whether they are ultimately sent abroad , or at the expiration of their respective sentences turned out loose upon society at home , they carry with them a know- ledge , the wages of which are sin , and the end of which is ...
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... labour in producing the same . In these payments the revenues of private estates are expended , for most people live up to their incomes . In clothing and provision for troops , in arms , ammunition , ships , tents , carriages , & c ...
... labour in producing the same . In these payments the revenues of private estates are expended , for most people live up to their incomes . In clothing and provision for troops , in arms , ammunition , ships , tents , carriages , & c ...
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... labour : but our Gallic neighbours of the present day would find themselves embarrassed to produce names equal to those of the three historians who illustrated our literature in the latter half of the 18th century ; and , if any doubt ...
... labour : but our Gallic neighbours of the present day would find themselves embarrassed to produce names equal to those of the three historians who illustrated our literature in the latter half of the 18th century ; and , if any doubt ...
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Saabye Egede his Account of Green | 7 |
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