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... inhabiting this Ile , who by sundry invasions were faine to withdraw themselves among the mountaines of Wales and hilly country of Cornwall , and some over into France , which part from them is called Brit- tany . Butt now that speech ...
... inhabiting this Ile , who by sundry invasions were faine to withdraw themselves among the mountaines of Wales and hilly country of Cornwall , and some over into France , which part from them is called Brit- tany . Butt now that speech ...
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... inhabited by the Hollander three or four years since , where they have a strong castle with 160 soldiers , many of them having with them their wives and children , allso many Boores [ Boers ] or country farmers transported thither with ...
... inhabited by the Hollander three or four years since , where they have a strong castle with 160 soldiers , many of them having with them their wives and children , allso many Boores [ Boers ] or country farmers transported thither with ...
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