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The British " Act against Vagabonds " authorized the " impressment of any sturdy beggar , any fortune teller , any idle , unknown or suspected fellow in a parish that cannot give an account of himself ... anyone who has been in gaol or ...
The British " Act against Vagabonds " authorized the " impressment of any sturdy beggar , any fortune teller , any idle , unknown or suspected fellow in a parish that cannot give an account of himself ... anyone who has been in gaol or ...
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left at liberty to tax themselves , and as free subjects to give their money with their own consent . During the late war they have paid enormous sums , larger ones than the king demanded , because he approached their assemblies with ...
left at liberty to tax themselves , and as free subjects to give their money with their own consent . During the late war they have paid enormous sums , larger ones than the king demanded , because he approached their assemblies with ...
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In case the detachment is to march , its ulterior proceedings and route from Philadelphia will depend upon the orders which Congress or the honorable Board of War by their direction shall give ; for it is impossible for me , under my ...
In case the detachment is to march , its ulterior proceedings and route from Philadelphia will depend upon the orders which Congress or the honorable Board of War by their direction shall give ; for it is impossible for me , under my ...
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