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...flioe* maker, living on the old land, might fancy it more for his advantage to trade or make {hoes for them*? Would this be right, even, if the land were...additional territory to Britain had been borne by the fettlcrs themfelves ? And would not the hardfhip appear yet greater, if the people of the new country...

...shoemaker, living on the old land, might fancy it more for his advantage to trade or make shoes for them? Would this be right, even if the land were gained at the expence of the state? And would it not seem less right, if the charge and labour of gaining (he additional territory...

...shoemaker, living on the old land, might fancy it more for his advantage to trade or make shoes for them ? Would this be right, even if the land were gained at the expence of the state i And would it not seem less right, if the charge and labour of gaining the additional territory...

...shoemaker, living on the old land, might fancy it more for his advantage to trade or make shoes for them ? Would this be right, even if the land were gained at the expense of the state ? And would it not seem less right, if the charge and labor of gaining the additional...

...this be right, even if the land were gained at the expense of the state ? And would it not seem less right if the charge and labour of gaining the additional territory to Britain had been borne by the settlers themselves ? And would not the hardship appear yet greater, if the people of the new country...