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Page 353
... Answer to all that Meff . M'Lean and Booth have advanced on thefe Subjects . By Alexander Pirie . 12mo . pp . 200. Is . 6d . Murray . - We are here told , that the first of these publications is not in- tended as a direct answer to any ...
... Answer to all that Meff . M'Lean and Booth have advanced on thefe Subjects . By Alexander Pirie . 12mo . pp . 200. Is . 6d . Murray . - We are here told , that the first of these publications is not in- tended as a direct answer to any ...
Page 375
... answered the primate . The fentence was procured by you ; " - he rejoined . Becket faid ; " It does not displease me ... answer for him . " - So faying , they went out ; but Becket following them to the outward door ; " I came not here ...
... answered the primate . The fentence was procured by you ; " - he rejoined . Becket faid ; " It does not displease me ... answer for him . " - So faying , they went out ; but Becket following them to the outward door ; " I came not here ...
Page 518
... answered : but , after all , its expediency in any nation must depend much on the particular circumftances of the people , and on the wisdom of the regulations under which it is executed . It is certainly well calculated to answer every ...
... answered : but , after all , its expediency in any nation must depend much on the particular circumftances of the people , and on the wisdom of the regulations under which it is executed . It is certainly well calculated to answer every ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
Chinese moveable Types | 2 |
Letters of Albert | 3 |
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