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...America, and the Spaniards fettled there denominate a country, rich, not from the fertility of its foil, the abundance of its crops, or the exuberance of its...queft of thefe, they abandon the delightful plains of Pern and Mexico, and refort to barren and uncomfortjable regions, where they have built fome of the...

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