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... continue , the con- sequence must prove very discouraging to the further set- tlement of this colony , and prejudicial to his majesty's fu- ture service . - Justice , therefore , demands , that satisfaction B ' should be made to the ...
... continue , the con- sequence must prove very discouraging to the further set- tlement of this colony , and prejudicial to his majesty's fu- ture service . - Justice , therefore , demands , that satisfaction B ' should be made to the ...
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... continue , and with it this unequal burthen , many of his majesty's subjects in this province will be reduced to want , and the province , if not lost to the enemy , involved in debt , and sunk under its load . That notwithstanding this ...
... continue , and with it this unequal burthen , many of his majesty's subjects in this province will be reduced to want , and the province , if not lost to the enemy , involved in debt , and sunk under its load . That notwithstanding this ...
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... be transmitted to the king's council , according to the late king's patent ; that the assembly should sit on their own : Е adjournments and committees , and continue to prepare and propose WILLIAM MARKHAM , ESQ ; DEPUTY - GOVERNOR . 25.
... be transmitted to the king's council , according to the late king's patent ; that the assembly should sit on their own : Е adjournments and committees , and continue to prepare and propose WILLIAM MARKHAM , ESQ ; DEPUTY - GOVERNOR . 25.
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... continue ; sheriffs and their substitutes to give security for office behaviour ; elections were to be free , regular , in- corrupt , & c . no member being permitted to serve without wages , or for less wages than by this act appointed ...
... continue ; sheriffs and their substitutes to give security for office behaviour ; elections were to be free , regular , in- corrupt , & c . no member being permitted to serve without wages , or for less wages than by this act appointed ...
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... continue on their own adjournments from time to time during the year of their service , as they shall find occasion , or think fit , for preparing of bills , debating thereon , and voting , in order to their being passed into laws ...
... continue on their own adjournments from time to time during the year of their service , as they shall find occasion , or think fit , for preparing of bills , debating thereon , and voting , in order to their being passed into laws ...
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