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Page 112
... Majesty having at the same time recommended that every means should ( after the Receipt of those Despatches ) be used to conciliate the Goodwill of the Natives . I do hereby strictly forbid any of His Majesty's Subjects , resident or ...
... Majesty having at the same time recommended that every means should ( after the Receipt of those Despatches ) be used to conciliate the Goodwill of the Natives . I do hereby strictly forbid any of His Majesty's Subjects , resident or ...
Page 278
... Majesty , there is not a more sober Industrious and Loyal race of Youth in any part of Your Majesty's Empire . And the effect upon the general Interests of this important infant Colony has been equally beneficial , as thereby the ...
... Majesty , there is not a more sober Industrious and Loyal race of Youth in any part of Your Majesty's Empire . And the effect upon the general Interests of this important infant Colony has been equally beneficial , as thereby the ...
Page 357
... Majesty , and the two Houses of Parliament , for the extension of Civil Privilege , which they derived from the Act passed in the 4th year of Your Majesty's reign . . . . While they gratefully acknowledge that the most substantial ...
... Majesty , and the two Houses of Parliament , for the extension of Civil Privilege , which they derived from the Act passed in the 4th year of Your Majesty's reign . . . . While they gratefully acknowledge that the most substantial ...
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