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... stand for a day , or fomewhat more , in a large open vessel . It is then pressed between several layers of hair - cloths , in the press , and the liquor is received in a vat , from which it is removed into cafks , which stand in any ...
... stand for a day , or fomewhat more , in a large open vessel . It is then pressed between several layers of hair - cloths , in the press , and the liquor is received in a vat , from which it is removed into cafks , which stand in any ...
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... stand above eight years uncut , to prevent their drawing up the young oaks too ten- derly : and every purpose seems to have been answered ; for I have , in the two small plantations above mentioned , as fine young oaks and underwoods as ...
... stand above eight years uncut , to prevent their drawing up the young oaks too ten- derly : and every purpose seems to have been answered ; for I have , in the two small plantations above mentioned , as fine young oaks and underwoods as ...
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... stand still uncontradicted and true . They must still stand as having positively happened ; and if but a small part of them only did even happen , this small part would be a sufficient reason for the abolition of the flave - trade ...
... stand still uncontradicted and true . They must still stand as having positively happened ; and if but a small part of them only did even happen , this small part would be a sufficient reason for the abolition of the flave - trade ...
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