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- noun Plural form of
countrey .
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First, the Turke with his sword, what landes, nations, and countreys, what empires, kingdomes, and provinces, with cities innumerable hath he wonne, not from us but from Thee!
Archive 2004-09-05 Laban 2004
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First, the Turke with his sword, what landes, nations, and countreys, what empires, kingdomes, and provinces, with cities innumerable hath he wonne, not from us but from Thee!
Archive 2004-06-06 Laban 2004
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He demaunded likewise (because he had bene informed, that you were departed out of your owne countreys with an armie) against whom you waged warre?
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First, the Turke with his sword, what landes, nations, and countreys, what empires, kingdomes, and provinces, with cities innumerable hath he wonne, not from us but from Thee!
A New Liberal Myth And Two Neat Sites Laban 2004
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First, the Turke with his sword, what landes, nations, and countreys, what empires, kingdomes, and provinces, with cities innumerable hath he wonne, not from us but from Thee!
Islamophobia Part 734 Laban 2004
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From hence traueiling through many countreys, at length I came vnto the land of Iob named
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They liue there for the most part vpon fishes, because of their great want of corne, which is brought in from the port townes of other countreys: who cary home fishes from thence with great gaine.
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Likewise the description of other countreys and regions, euen vnto the Empire of the great Can of Cathay, taken out of
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Lord ouer the countrey of Iuersky, and King of Grusinsky, and of the countreys of Kabardinsky, Cherchasky, and Duke of Igorsky, Lord and ruler of many Countreys more &c. His princely Maiesties seruant, Lord and Master of his horses, and high Steward of his house, President of the territories of Cazan and Astracan, Boris
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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First therefore, that the distance of Island from other countreys is not infinite, nor indeed so great as men commonly imagine, it might easily be prouided, if one did but in some sort know the true longitude & latitude of the said Iland.
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