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... Portugal , is , that we have saved vast sums of money , which otherwise might have gone out of the nation to pay our armies in Portugal and other coun- tries ; and have greatly added to the treasure of the king- dom ; that the balance ...
... Portugal , is , that we have saved vast sums of money , which otherwise might have gone out of the nation to pay our armies in Portugal and other coun- tries ; and have greatly added to the treasure of the king- dom ; that the balance ...
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... Portugal ; and has it not been increased by means of this treaty ? had we any balance be- fore from Portugal , and do we not now gain every year a million by that treaty ? ' ยง ' We never before the treaty had any armies to pay in Portugal ...
... Portugal ; and has it not been increased by means of this treaty ? had we any balance be- fore from Portugal , and do we not now gain every year a million by that treaty ? ' ยง ' We never before the treaty had any armies to pay in Portugal ...
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... Portugal and that of the United States is strong and striking . The important woollen manufacture was established and brought to such perfection in four years in the former country , as not only to supply its own consumption but that of ...
... Portugal and that of the United States is strong and striking . The important woollen manufacture was established and brought to such perfection in four years in the former country , as not only to supply its own consumption but that of ...
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ADDRESSES OF THE PHILADELPHIA Mathew] 1760-1839 [Carey,Philadelphia Society for the Promotion O,Lyman 1775-1863 Beecher No preview available - 2016 |
ADDRESSES OF THE PHILADELPHIA Mathew] 1760-1839 [Carey,Philadelphia Society for the Promotion O,Lyman 1775-1863 Beecher No preview available - 2016 |
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