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No subject but what forned in Wilbeach , the publication of answers to the name
and nature of the which , it is hoped , may promote the society can be discufied
during the time forination of binilar focieties in places of meeting : confequently
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No subject but what forned in Wilbeach , the publication of answers to the name
and nature of the which , it is hoped , may promote the society can be discufied
during the time forination of binilar focieties in places of meeting : confequently
the ...
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insurmountable obstacle . Catholics might be- them to hold Commiilions in the
army or ...
To this desirable Bin was fo framed as to extend to all his Maobjcét , however ,
the subfifting law formed an jesty's subjects without distinction , enabling
insurmountable obstacle . Catholics might be- them to hold Commiilions in the
army or ...
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Such quiry seems to be , that a great proportion a subject is suited to the
community at of all classes are now determined to agi- large . Whether influenced
by the calcutate the practical and important question . lating fpirit of commerce ,
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Such quiry seems to be , that a great proportion a subject is suited to the
community at of all classes are now determined to agi- large . Whether influenced
by the calcutate the practical and important question . lating fpirit of commerce ,
the ...
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presented to the poet a theine derived the choice of a subject , froin its being , in
froin the traditionary listory of his own itself , both great and pleasing , as being
country .
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The epoch of languages , we fin a multitude of elemen- the Olympic games
serves as a landmark to tary books on this subject ; it must never thie Grecian
history ; while that of Rorac theless be acknowledged that M. Chan- is reckoned
from the ...
The epoch of languages , we fin a multitude of elemen- the Olympic games
serves as a landmark to tary books on this subject ; it must never thie Grecian
history ; while that of Rorac theless be acknowledged that M. Chan- is reckoned
from the ...
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| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Volym 23 |
| Författare | Monthly literary register |
| Publicerad 18055Illustrerad av | 1807 |
| Original från | Oxford University |
| Digitaliserad | 19 okt 2006 |
| Exportera citat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |