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needed; and whatever surplus shall remain, af. ter defraying transportation and
sustenance there, let it be applied to improving the condition of the colony by
making internal improvements, opening roads to the interior, in order to invite a ...
needed; and whatever surplus shall remain, af. ter defraying transportation and
sustenance there, let it be applied to improving the condition of the colony by
making internal improvements, opening roads to the interior, in order to invite a ...
Side 804
of new colonies tend strongly to show the order of precedence between food and
population. ... If this state of things continues for a short time, you make the colony
a great pauper es: tablishment, and generate all those habits of idleness and ...
of new colonies tend strongly to show the order of precedence between food and
population. ... If this state of things continues for a short time, you make the colony
a great pauper es: tablishment, and generate all those habits of idleness and ...
Side 805
Tiany of which are unforsecn, that it is to be remarked that none of the English
colonies became any way considerable, ... au. spicious, that in the earlier stages
of our undertaking, there has been a general rush of emigration to the colony.
Tiany of which are unforsecn, that it is to be remarked that none of the English
colonies became any way considerable, ... au. spicious, that in the earlier stages
of our undertaking, there has been a general rush of emigration to the colony.
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