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Here he had to endure fresh sufferings ; after which they conducted him back with every kind of maltreatment to the town . The ecclesiastics had meanwhile resolved , in order to redeem their whole order from unmerited disgrace ...
Here he had to endure fresh sufferings ; after which they conducted him back with every kind of maltreatment to the town . The ecclesiastics had meanwhile resolved , in order to redeem their whole order from unmerited disgrace ...
Page 115
... was with some difficulty that they were at last driven into the kind of road we were fated to follow ; we then commenced a kind of straggling march , and very soon had recourse to our feet , as a much easier method of travelling .
... was with some difficulty that they were at last driven into the kind of road we were fated to follow ; we then commenced a kind of straggling march , and very soon had recourse to our feet , as a much easier method of travelling .
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The instrument by which observations of this kind are made is called a dipping needle ; and it has even been known to be exceedingly uncertain in its action , notwithstanding that it has engaged the attention of many eminent artists : a ...
The instrument by which observations of this kind are made is called a dipping needle ; and it has even been known to be exceedingly uncertain in its action , notwithstanding that it has engaged the attention of many eminent artists : a ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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