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within the territory of Honduras ; they cannot pass through more than 3 Instances , and no inhabitant can withdraw himself , for any cause whatever , from the cognizance of the authority appointed by the law . CVII .
within the territory of Honduras ; they cannot pass through more than 3 Instances , and no inhabitant can withdraw himself , for any cause whatever , from the cognizance of the authority appointed by the law . CVII .
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( And there was reason to rejoice that of late for several years the Austrian garrison has not given new cause for like complaints , and that therefore their conduct corresponded to the restrictive sense abovementioned .
( And there was reason to rejoice that of late for several years the Austrian garrison has not given new cause for like complaints , and that therefore their conduct corresponded to the restrictive sense abovementioned .
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The terms of the proclamation are such as to cause great dissatisfaction and concern even in the minds of those who are well affected to the present order of Government , being calculated to endanger the lives and fortunes of innocent ...
The terms of the proclamation are such as to cause great dissatisfaction and concern even in the minds of those who are well affected to the present order of Government , being calculated to endanger the lives and fortunes of innocent ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers, Volume 36, Part 2 |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign Office |
| Published | 1847 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 16 Oct 2013 |
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