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<p>The vessel to <add><del>the</del></add> which the exhaustion is ascribed was (it<lb/> may <add>perhaps</add> be obvious) not a foreign but a British one. But <lb/>the cause <del>by which the back part </del><add>which gave birth to the first manifestation</add> of the effect, would <sic>naturaly</sic> <lb/>be the <del>pri</del> cause to which, in a simple and <lb/>ordinary mode of statement, the <add><del>which</del></add> effect itself, <add>the whole effect,</add> without distinction<lb/> of parts and degrees <add>would</add> be ascribed. On turning <lb/>to the Table of Ship Arrivals given by our historian, <lb/>we shall find, among private ships no more than<lb/> <!-- blank space here --> British, the rest <del>foreigners</del> from various foreign states.<lb/> But among these British ships, there were but <!-- another blank --> <lb/><del>that was not</del> whose lading did not consist chiefly if not<lb/> exclusively of convicts.</p> | <p>The vessel to <add><del>the</del></add> which the exhaustion is ascribed was (it<lb/> may <add>perhaps</add> be obvious) not a foreign but a British one. But <lb/>the cause <del>by which the back part </del><add>which gave birth to the first manifestation</add> of the effect, would <sic>naturaly</sic> <lb/>be the <del>pri</del> cause to which, in a simple and <lb/>ordinary mode of statement, the <add><del>which</del></add> effect itself, <add>the whole effect,</add> without distinction<lb/> of parts and degrees <add>would</add> be ascribed. On turning <lb/>to the Table of Ship Arrivals given by our historian, <lb/>we shall find, among private ships no more than<lb/> <!-- blank space here --> British, the rest <del>foreigners</del> from various foreign states.<lb/> But among these British ships, there were but <!-- another blank --> <lb/><del>that was not</del> whose lading did not consist chiefly if not<lb/> exclusively of convicts.</p> | ||
<p><del>The distinct</del> It is in deference to <del>what I believe were the </del><lb/> the more obvious, and what (I believe) are the more <lb/>common, opinions, that the distinctions between a trade of<lb/> this sort carried on with foreign <add>ships and | <p><del>The distinct</del> It is in deference to <del>what I believe were the </del><lb/> the more obvious, and what (I believe) are the more <lb/>common, opinions, that the distinctions between a trade of<lb/> this sort carried on with foreign <add>ships and territories</add> <del>vessels</del> and a trade of<lb/>the same sort carried on with British <del>vessels</del> ships and <lb/>territories, is there noted. The more closely it is examined <lb/>into, the more immaterial will this distinction (I believe) <lb/>be found to be. What is gained in this way, <add>by</add> upon <lb/>his <sic>Majestys</sic> subjects <add>resident</add> in New South Wales, by his Majesty; <lb/>subjects resident in Old Britain <del>no more</del> operates operates in no <lb/>greater degree <add>in diminution of <del>taxes</del> the taxes raised upon his Majesty's subjects in Old Britain</add> than if it had been gained by <del>such his</del> <lb/>those same subjects of his Majesty's in <del>matters</del> <add>any other</add> way, or<lb/> | ||
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The vessel to the which the exhaustion is ascribed was (it
may perhaps be obvious) not a foreign but a British one. But
the cause by which the back part which gave birth to the first manifestation of the effect, would naturaly
be the pri cause to which, in a simple and
ordinary mode of statement, the which effect itself, the whole effect, without distinction
of parts and degrees would be ascribed. On turning
to the Table of Ship Arrivals given by our historian,
we shall find, among private ships no more than
British, the rest foreigners from various foreign states.
But among these British ships, there were but
that was not whose lading did not consist chiefly if not
exclusively of convicts.
The distinct It is in deference to what I believe were the
the more obvious, and what (I believe) are the more
common, opinions, that the distinctions between a trade of
this sort carried on with foreign ships and territories vessels and a trade of
the same sort carried on with British vessels ships and
territories, is there noted. The more closely it is examined
into, the more immaterial will this distinction (I believe)
be found to be. What is gained in this way, by upon
his Majestys subjects resident in New South Wales, by his Majesty;
subjects resident in Old Britain no more operates operates in no
greater degree in diminution of taxes the taxes raised upon his Majesty's subjects in Old Britain than if it had been gained by such his
those same subjects of his Majesty's in matters any other way, or
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