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... consequence was , that the prisoners whom they had taken added to their strength , for the men walked out , and entered on board of their men- of - war and privateers . This fact alone proves that I have not been too severe in my ...
... consequence was , that the prisoners whom they had taken added to their strength , for the men walked out , and entered on board of their men- of - war and privateers . This fact alone proves that I have not been too severe in my ...
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... consequence is , that they remain for months in port without being able to obtain men . But we must now pass by this cause , and look to the origin of it ; or , in other words , how it is that the Americans are able to give such high ...
... consequence is , that they remain for months in port without being able to obtain men . But we must now pass by this cause , and look to the origin of it ; or , in other words , how it is that the Americans are able to give such high ...
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... consequence . The fact is , that we over - taxed our shipping . In order to carry as much freight as possible , and , at the same time , to pay as few of the oner- ous duties , our mercantile shipping generally assumed more the form of ...
... consequence . The fact is , that we over - taxed our shipping . In order to carry as much freight as possible , and , at the same time , to pay as few of the oner- ous duties , our mercantile shipping generally assumed more the form of ...
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... consequence of paying extra wages to the seamen . Add to this , that the captains , generally speaking , being better paid , are better informed and more active men ; that , from having all the picked seamen , they get through their ...
... consequence of paying extra wages to the seamen . Add to this , that the captains , generally speaking , being better paid , are better informed and more active men ; that , from having all the picked seamen , they get through their ...
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... consequences . Fast - sailing vessels will always be able to pay higher wages than others , as what they lose in increase of daily expense , they will gain by the short time in which the voyage is accomplished ; but it is by ...
... consequences . Fast - sailing vessels will always be able to pay higher wages than others , as what they lose in increase of daily expense , they will gain by the short time in which the voyage is accomplished ; but it is by ...
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A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions, Volumen3 Frederick Marryat Vista completa - 1839 |
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