The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1814 |
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... known to each other as they were to the mother country . Neither intermingling through the medium of commercial intercourse , nor connected by any political confederacy , the several provinces stood related to one another as so many ...
... known to each other as they were to the mother country . Neither intermingling through the medium of commercial intercourse , nor connected by any political confederacy , the several provinces stood related to one another as so many ...
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... known in the world , a manufacturing , commercial and colonizing nation to a very higli degree , who had for centuries probably been settled along that coast of the Mediterranean , and whose language was extensive- ly known and used ...
... known in the world , a manufacturing , commercial and colonizing nation to a very higli degree , who had for centuries probably been settled along that coast of the Mediterranean , and whose language was extensive- ly known and used ...
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... known the whole affair to the old peer . After much proud chicane , and dignified shuffling on the part of the English nobleman , the bishop proposed to pass over himself with his ward to England , which occasioned an alarm that ...
... known the whole affair to the old peer . After much proud chicane , and dignified shuffling on the part of the English nobleman , the bishop proposed to pass over himself with his ward to England , which occasioned an alarm that ...
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