The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 7Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... Ireland were not as fully confidered to be British fhips , as thofe built in our own ports ? confequently they had a right to every privilege under the Navigation Act that the thips of Great Britain could claim . He next went into a ...
... Ireland were not as fully confidered to be British fhips , as thofe built in our own ports ? confequently they had a right to every privilege under the Navigation Act that the thips of Great Britain could claim . He next went into a ...
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... Ireland had long been inadequate to the annual expenditure of that kingdom ; and , in all probability , fo they would remain for a confiderable time , if that part of the honourable Gentleman's argument was founded , in which he had ...
... Ireland had long been inadequate to the annual expenditure of that kingdom ; and , in all probability , fo they would remain for a confiderable time , if that part of the honourable Gentleman's argument was founded , in which he had ...
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... Ireland , and the British co- lonies and plantations , and for regulating and reftraining the trade of the British colonies and plantations , fhall be in force in Ireland in the fame manner as in Great - Britain ; and that proper ...
... Ireland , and the British co- lonies and plantations , and for regulating and reftraining the trade of the British colonies and plantations , fhall be in force in Ireland in the fame manner as in Great - Britain ; and that proper ...
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