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of taxes, 400-error in calculating
this, 401-the burden not confined to
farmers, 402-general advantage of
low prices, 402,

America, Granville Sharp's opinion and
conduct on the dispute with, 15-he
procures bishops for, 30-New York
Historical Society, 53-obstacles to
an inquiry into the religion of the
natives, 54-the fanciful hypothesis
of their being the lost tribes of Israel
absurd, 55-their notions of a Su-
preme Being, 55-believe in an infi-
nite number of subaltern spirits, 56-
tutelary deities, 56-initiation of
boys, 56-future state of rewards and
punishments, 59-sacrifices and obla-
tions, 61-a priesthood among them,
63-jugglers, 63-it's languages have
a peculiar cast from one extremity to
the other, 64.

Appleton (Miss), on Early Education,