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There can be little doubt , from the progreffive ftate of the Irish exports of corn , that if things remain quiet fome years , the empire will be entirely independent of foreign fupplics , except in times of fcarcity ; and for this ...
There can be little doubt , from the progreffive ftate of the Irish exports of corn , that if things remain quiet fome years , the empire will be entirely independent of foreign fupplics , except in times of fcarcity ; and for this ...
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In case the opinion of Morla on this subject should be doubted , we shall only cite that of Castanos and Florida Blanca . To the first question I had to ask , ' ( says ... They both seemed surprised at the existence of a doubt in regard ...
In case the opinion of Morla on this subject should be doubted , we shall only cite that of Castanos and Florida Blanca . To the first question I had to ask , ' ( says ... They both seemed surprised at the existence of a doubt in regard ...
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Sir Patrick , in his narrative , no doubt , fays , that Argyle was extremely arrogant , felf - willed , and obftinate ; but it is equally certain , that the Earl faid of him , that he was jealous , difobedient , and untractable .
Sir Patrick , in his narrative , no doubt , fays , that Argyle was extremely arrogant , felf - willed , and obftinate ; but it is equally certain , that the Earl faid of him , that he was jealous , difobedient , and untractable .
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