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A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests the appropriation of two Sundays in a year for the purpose of carrying and securing corn with the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded

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  • "A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests the appropriation of two Sundays in a year for the purpose of carrying and securing corn with the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded"
  • "A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests the appropriation of two Sundays in a year for the purpose of carrying and securing corn with the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded"@en
  • "A sketch of an Act of Parliament to permit : under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests, the appropriation of two Sundays in a year, for the purpose of carrying and securing corn ; with the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed Act is grounded"@en
  • "A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests, the appropriation of two Sundays in a year, for the purpose of carrying and securing corn With the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded. Addressed to the lords and commons of England in Parliament assembled. By James Roper Head"@en
  • "A sketch of an act of Parliament to permit, under certain regulations, in wet and casual harvests, the appropriation of two Sundays in a year, for the purpose of carrying and securing corn With the reasons, moral and religious, upon which this proposed act is grounded. Addressed to the lords and commons of England in Parliament assembled. By James Roper Head"

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