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... whole , to England than to Scotland . The total revenue drawn from Scotland , for the year 1788 , is here fhewn to be 1,099,1481 . 16s . 4 d . though this , he obferves , is not a fair ftate of the account ; as , befide the above , the ...
... whole , to England than to Scotland . The total revenue drawn from Scotland , for the year 1788 , is here fhewn to be 1,099,1481 . 16s . 4 d . though this , he obferves , is not a fair ftate of the account ; as , befide the above , the ...
Page 300
... whole arc , the intervals answering to fingle degrees ; and thus each divifion in this arc is advanced two minutes beyond the degrees of the firft ; and in this man- ner he proceeds , till the degrees are divided into the whole number ...
... whole arc , the intervals answering to fingle degrees ; and thus each divifion in this arc is advanced two minutes beyond the degrees of the firft ; and in this man- ner he proceeds , till the degrees are divided into the whole number ...
Page 407
... whole letting , full three thoufand guineas + !!! Befide this extraordinary fum made by Mr. Bakewell , there are fix or feven other breeders , who make from five hundred to a thou- fand guineas each . The whole amount of monies produced ...
... whole letting , full three thoufand guineas + !!! Befide this extraordinary fum made by Mr. Bakewell , there are fix or feven other breeders , who make from five hundred to a thou- fand guineas each . The whole amount of monies produced ...
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