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Sentence
The
Money
which
the
English
Coin
at
the
Fort
of
St.
George
upon
the
Coast
of
Cormandel,
they
call
Pagods
(as
those
of
the
Kings
and
Raja's
of
the
Country
are
called)
are
of
the
same
weight
for
goodness,
and
pass
at
the
same
value,
which
is
about
the
weight
of
the
French
half
Pistol;
but
the
Gold
is
of
baser
Metal,
[…]
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The Money which the English Coin at the Fort of St. George upon the Coast of Cormandel, they call Pagods (as those of the Kings and Raja's of the Country are called) are of the same weight for goodness, and pass at the same value, which is about the weight of the French half Pistol; but the Gold is of baser Metal, […]
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