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... carried to Alexandria , and distributed to the rest of the world . • Grand and extenfive as thefe fchemes were , the precautions employed , and the arrangements made for carrying them into exe- cution , were fo various and fo proper ...
... carried to Alexandria , and distributed to the rest of the world . • Grand and extenfive as thefe fchemes were , the precautions employed , and the arrangements made for carrying them into exe- cution , were fo various and fo proper ...
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... carried down to the sea by land - floods . On this , Mr. Williams fays , There is little or no difference between Count Buffon and Dr. Hutton in this part of their several theories ; and therefore what I have advanced concerning ...
... carried down to the sea by land - floods . On this , Mr. Williams fays , There is little or no difference between Count Buffon and Dr. Hutton in this part of their several theories ; and therefore what I have advanced concerning ...
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... carried on against Tory principles , there was no fear that the nature of it could be mistaken ; and therefore the managers might be lefs fcrupulous in felecting their expreffions ; because the nature of the trial would clear up all ...
... carried on against Tory principles , there was no fear that the nature of it could be mistaken ; and therefore the managers might be lefs fcrupulous in felecting their expreffions ; because the nature of the trial would clear up all ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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