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... frequent hostilities among them- selves . They are a cruel and disgusting race , and are ready to commit depredations on the corn of the settlers whenever they have a prospect of success . It becomes frequently necessary to send ...
... frequent hostilities among them- selves . They are a cruel and disgusting race , and are ready to commit depredations on the corn of the settlers whenever they have a prospect of success . It becomes frequently necessary to send ...
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... frequently , an impenetrable provin cial dialect , binds them together , and gives them great advantages in all their transactions . The European , who expects to see a number of purchasers in competition , is frequently surprised to ...
... frequently , an impenetrable provin cial dialect , binds them together , and gives them great advantages in all their transactions . The European , who expects to see a number of purchasers in competition , is frequently surprised to ...
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... frequently remains there an obstruction and nuisance to the approach . As the potatoe crop is what they depend upon , as well for their own support , as for the food of the hog , and as that is a crop which cannot be repeatedly grown on ...
... frequently remains there an obstruction and nuisance to the approach . As the potatoe crop is what they depend upon , as well for their own support , as for the food of the hog , and as that is a crop which cannot be repeatedly grown on ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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