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Labour is indeed much higher than in Englaud , but taxes are vastly less . - Perhaps you cannot procure lime , gypsum or marle . - The two former we have , and probably the lafter , but we never use either for manure : no one ever heard ...
Labour is indeed much higher than in Englaud , but taxes are vastly less . - Perhaps you cannot procure lime , gypsum or marle . - The two former we have , and probably the lafter , but we never use either for manure : no one ever heard ...
Page 103
We have some reluctance in writing against the cultivation of this beautiful plant , which presents in all its stages , a more pleasing appearance than any other crop ; and particularly here , where so much labour is bestowed upon it ...
We have some reluctance in writing against the cultivation of this beautiful plant , which presents in all its stages , a more pleasing appearance than any other crop ; and particularly here , where so much labour is bestowed upon it ...
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The first will labour to prepare themselves for office ; the others will labour to prepare office for themselves . And while the frequency and the tumult of elections discourage publick spirit , and wear out patriotism , they will in no ...
The first will labour to prepare themselves for office ; the others will labour to prepare office for themselves . And while the frequency and the tumult of elections discourage publick spirit , and wear out patriotism , they will in no ...
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Adams President letter from | 48 |
in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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