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... allowed to store the said salt in any way whatever , and that the persons buying the said salt may be allowed to use the same for curing fish , flesh , and other domestic purposes , without being liable to account for the same , and ...
... allowed to store the said salt in any way whatever , and that the persons buying the said salt may be allowed to use the same for curing fish , flesh , and other domestic purposes , without being liable to account for the same , and ...
Pagina 135
... allowed them , how- ever , a comparative antiquity , but by no means the high antiquity Macpherson afterwards bestowed on them . Aided by his friends , and by the public , I believe , he collected a vast number of these scattered and ...
... allowed them , how- ever , a comparative antiquity , but by no means the high antiquity Macpherson afterwards bestowed on them . Aided by his friends , and by the public , I believe , he collected a vast number of these scattered and ...
Pagina 480
... allowed myself , for the benefit of the colonies , to enlarge the circle ; ' & c . The ex- pression not merely , in the general use of the phrase , implys the completion of some condition expressed : but no Voyage to Louisiana appears ...
... allowed myself , for the benefit of the colonies , to enlarge the circle ; ' & c . The ex- pression not merely , in the general use of the phrase , implys the completion of some condition expressed : but no Voyage to Louisiana appears ...
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