Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, Том 5R. W. Pomeroy, 1823 |
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... great an advantage when added to their superior weight of metal , and he determined to contend it with all the skill and judgment he possessed . He , therefore , weighed 1 • anchor and stood out to sea : he was SS WHIPPLE .
... great an advantage when added to their superior weight of metal , and he determined to contend it with all the skill and judgment he possessed . He , therefore , weighed 1 • anchor and stood out to sea : he was SS WHIPPLE .
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... possessed of a larger quantity of any such commodi- ties or provisions than were competent for the pri- vate annual consumption of their families , and who refused to sell the surplus at the regulated prices , paying only those prices ...
... possessed of a larger quantity of any such commodi- ties or provisions than were competent for the pri- vate annual consumption of their families , and who refused to sell the surplus at the regulated prices , paying only those prices ...
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... possessing , in these obliga- tions of the financier , the means of anticipating the produce of taxes , at a time when ... possessed the faculty of using this resource with so much discre- tion , and of introducing so admirable an order ...
... possessing , in these obliga- tions of the financier , the means of anticipating the produce of taxes , at a time when ... possessed the faculty of using this resource with so much discre- tion , and of introducing so admirable an order ...
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