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A scheme, I. To raise immediately fifty or sixty thousand men ... II. To raise, by easy methods, a large sum likewise immediately, in order to augment our sea-forces, III. To suppress at once the smugglers, so as to afford a great advantage to the fair dealer, and increase the Custom-House revenues

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A scheme, I. To raise immediately fifty or sixty thousand men ... II. To raise, by easy methods, a large sum likewise immediately, in order to augment our sea-forces, III. To suppress at once the smugglers, so as to afford a great advantage to the fair dealer, and increase the Custom-House revenues

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A scheme, I. To raise immediately fifty or sixty thousand men ... II. To raise, by easy methods, a large sum likewise immediately, in order to augment our sea-forces, III. To suppress at once the smugglers, so as to afford a great advantage to the fair dealer, and increase the Custom-House revenues

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A scheme, I. To raise immediately fifty or sixty thousand men ... II. To raise, by easy methods, a large sum likewise immediately, in order to augment our sea-forces, III. To suppress at once the smugglers, so as to afford a great advantage to the fair dealer, and increase the Custom-House revenues

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