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... Italian with ready money , for the article , at an exorbitant price . A gentleman of the name of Crotchet thought he ... Italy , with a view of penetrating the fecret . He ftaid fome time ; but as he knew admiffion was pro- hibited , he ...
... Italian with ready money , for the article , at an exorbitant price . A gentleman of the name of Crotchet thought he ... Italy , with a view of penetrating the fecret . He ftaid fome time ; but as he knew admiffion was pro- hibited , he ...
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... Italians , and fucceeded with one . By these two , flow poifon was fuppofed , and perhaps justly , to have been admi- niftered to John Lombe , who lingered two or three years in agonies , and departed . The Italian ran away to his own ...
... Italians , and fucceeded with one . By these two , flow poifon was fuppofed , and perhaps justly , to have been admi- niftered to John Lombe , who lingered two or three years in agonies , and departed . The Italian ran away to his own ...
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... Italy , or , Remarks on Italy . By the late M. DUCLOs , Hiftoriographer of France , and Perpetual Secretary to the French Academy . 12mo . pp . 300 . Lausanne . 1791 . TALY has been fo often defcribed , and by fuch a variety of ...
... Italy , or , Remarks on Italy . By the late M. DUCLOs , Hiftoriographer of France , and Perpetual Secretary to the French Academy . 12mo . pp . 300 . Lausanne . 1791 . TALY has been fo often defcribed , and by fuch a variety of ...
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Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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