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Page 200
... whole highly worthy of their careful attention . 6 Vol . IV . is confined to figures , or compendious rules , examples , and questions , through the whole of vulgar and decimal arithmetic . ' It contains much useful , though not ...
... whole highly worthy of their careful attention . 6 Vol . IV . is confined to figures , or compendious rules , examples , and questions , through the whole of vulgar and decimal arithmetic . ' It contains much useful , though not ...
Page 240
... whole will present an aggregate of seventy - five millions sterling of floating property ; all of it , more or less , subject to acts of peculation , fraud , embezzlement , pillage , and depre dation . ' The principal circumstances ...
... whole will present an aggregate of seventy - five millions sterling of floating property ; all of it , more or less , subject to acts of peculation , fraud , embezzlement , pillage , and depre dation . ' The principal circumstances ...
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... whole body of the faithful . ( Lecture VI . ) • Properly ( says the Doctor ) there are , in the New Testament , but two original senses of the word xx , which can be called dif- ferent , though related . One is , when it denotes a ...
... whole body of the faithful . ( Lecture VI . ) • Properly ( says the Doctor ) there are , in the New Testament , but two original senses of the word xx , which can be called dif- ferent , though related . One is , when it denotes a ...
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