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Thus far therefore the whole of this act refers solely to sturdy beggars and idle vagabonds who are able to work for their bread , for whose sustenance only the heritors are authorised to stent themselves & c . as above specified .
Thus far therefore the whole of this act refers solely to sturdy beggars and idle vagabonds who are able to work for their bread , for whose sustenance only the heritors are authorised to stent themselves & c . as above specified .
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... have visited us in person , and are able to appreciate my facts , so that I fhall insist no further on analogical reasoning in favour of the too long neglected islands , but afsure you with much sincerity that no one will hear of ...
... have visited us in person , and are able to appreciate my facts , so that I fhall insist no further on analogical reasoning in favour of the too long neglected islands , but afsure you with much sincerity that no one will hear of ...
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historical chronicle . xi hope of being able to find provisions in foreign parts , which the desolation of their own country permits them not to find at home . Nor need we be surprised that the troops exert themselves with vigour .
historical chronicle . xi hope of being able to find provisions in foreign parts , which the desolation of their own country permits them not to find at home . Nor need we be surprised that the troops exert themselves with vigour .
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