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considerable presents for him from the French
 
considerable presents for him from the French
 
King, who desired to know, whether the whole
 
King, who desired to know, whether the whole
Coast, & the Kingdom of the Phantees, was the Property
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Coast, & Kingdom of the Phantees, was the Property
 
of the English, for that the English acquainted
 
of the English, for that the English acquainted
 
them, it was, & that they had bought it, & them,
 
them, it was, & that they had bought it, & them,
with all the Cattle &ca. thereon, for which reason
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with all the Cattle & ca. thereon, for which reason
 
they said, the English would not let them trade
 
they said, the English would not let them trade
 
here; at the same time they desired, my Father
 
here; at the same time they desired, my Father
 
would inform them, to the Truth thereof.  Who
 
would inform them, to the Truth thereof.  Who
 
answered, that they were not slaves to the English
 
answered, that they were not slaves to the English
but that him,his fore-Fathers, & his present
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but that him, his fore-Fathers, & his present
generation were English, and my Father
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Generation were English, and my Father
 
Likewise informed them that the English do, &
 
Likewise informed them that the English do, &
 
always have paid him ^ [[addition]] annually [[/addition]] for the Rent of the Land,
 
always have paid him ^ [[addition]] annually [[/addition]] for the Rent of the Land,

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Commodore of the Same, Who sent two Lieutenants and the French Messenger ashore in their Barge; and When they saw my Father, they informed him, they came from the French King, Who returned him thanks for all his favours done him, & for taking care of their Merchant Ships, but particularly the care taken of the French gentleman, who was here in the War, & not delivering him into the hands of the English; and at the same time, they acquainted my Father that they had considerable presents for him from the French King, who desired to know, whether the whole Coast, & Kingdom of the Phantees, was the Property of the English, for that the English acquainted them, it was, & that they had bought it, & them, with all the Cattle & ca. thereon, for which reason they said, the English would not let them trade here; at the same time they desired, my Father would inform them, to the Truth thereof. Who answered, that they were not slaves to the English but that him, his fore-Fathers, & his present Generation were English, and my Father Likewise informed them that the English do, & always have paid him ^ addition annually /addition for the Rent of the Land, besides sending him other Considerable Presents, so that the English Live by Us, & We by Them.

The before mentioned Gentlemen, by my Father's order: Were entertained by my Brother catchword in /catchword