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Brith merchants , who fhall hire or keep fervants , fhall be obliged to conform themfelves to the laws of the empire upon this fubje & ; which Ruffian merchants fhall be equally obliged to do in Great Britain . XVII . In all law - fuits ...
Brith merchants , who fhall hire or keep fervants , fhall be obliged to conform themfelves to the laws of the empire upon this fubje & ; which Ruffian merchants fhall be equally obliged to do in Great Britain . XVII . In all law - fuits ...
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Liberty of confcience , liberty of worship , and fubmiffion to the laws - fuch are the principles maintained by all philofophers fuch are the principles confecrated by the conftitution and the laws , in oppofition to the claims of a ...
Liberty of confcience , liberty of worship , and fubmiffion to the laws - fuch are the principles maintained by all philofophers fuch are the principles confecrated by the conftitution and the laws , in oppofition to the claims of a ...
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That the prefent law , applicable to all the captures that have been made since the declaration of war , fhall ceafe ... in virtue of which neutral perfons pretend to withdraw themfelves , y means of the first of these laws , from the ...
That the prefent law , applicable to all the captures that have been made since the declaration of war , fhall ceafe ... in virtue of which neutral perfons pretend to withdraw themfelves , y means of the first of these laws , from the ...
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Comparative View of the Confederacy and the French Republic at the Clofe | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 17 |
Note of Mr Wickham to the Helvetic Body on his recall Nov 22 257 | 26 |
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