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A Note From the Editors
The editors at Franklin Electronic Pub-
lishers wish to note that the documents
in this book were taken word for word
from copies of original documents wher-
ever possible.
Archaic spellings and use of uppercase
were corrected to their modern versions
(for example: "... for all manner of Mynes
of Gold, Sylver, and Copper..." was cor-
rected to "...for all mines of gold, silver,
and copper..."). However, obsolete
words were not changed (for example:
"hath" remained as is, and was not
changed to "has"). The older documents
in particular contain words that are now
considered obsolete.
Likewise, many of the older documents
have no headings, sections, or para-
graphs. In order to make them easier to
read, we added sections where appro-
priate for those documents.
Brackets were used to show where any
word or section heading was added, or
any word was edited (except for spelling
and case).
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CLEAR
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HELP
read it. To exit help, press
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