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... object being now to obtain an ex- cess , for the supply of future wants when the commerce shall become unlawful . Yet some benefit has accrued to those of the existing slaves whose masters look a little farther into futurity , from the ...
... object being now to obtain an ex- cess , for the supply of future wants when the commerce shall become unlawful . Yet some benefit has accrued to those of the existing slaves whose masters look a little farther into futurity , from the ...
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... object in Asia . In the course of a few years , therefore , we may expect to have as correct a map of all the more important parts of the globe as any lord of a manor possesses of his estate ; and to have the magnitude and figure of the ...
... object in Asia . In the course of a few years , therefore , we may expect to have as correct a map of all the more important parts of the globe as any lord of a manor possesses of his estate ; and to have the magnitude and figure of the ...
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... object . A similar inquiry had been pursued in the year 1798 , of which the primary object was the history of Liguria , its dependencies , and commercial relations ; and some in- formation was gained on these subjects by the report of ...
... object . A similar inquiry had been pursued in the year 1798 , of which the primary object was the history of Liguria , its dependencies , and commercial relations ; and some in- formation was gained on these subjects by the report of ...
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