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... improvement , many ages before the leaft ftep towards civilization had been taken in any part of Europe . It was by an impartial and candid inquiry into their manners , that the Emperor Akber was led to consider the Hindoos as no less ...
... improvement , many ages before the leaft ftep towards civilization had been taken in any part of Europe . It was by an impartial and candid inquiry into their manners , that the Emperor Akber was led to consider the Hindoos as no less ...
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... improvement of the English language . The greatest abilities in the nation have been exerted in cultivating and reforming it ; nor have a thoufand minor critics been wanting to add their mite of amendment to their native tongue ...
... improvement of the English language . The greatest abilities in the nation have been exerted in cultivating and reforming it ; nor have a thoufand minor critics been wanting to add their mite of amendment to their native tongue ...
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... improvement in our navy , that did not originate with the French , who had naval fchools and feminaries for the ... improvements in the construction of our fhipping , & c . & c . and alfo to encourage our philofo- phers , mathematicians ...
... improvement in our navy , that did not originate with the French , who had naval fchools and feminaries for the ... improvements in the construction of our fhipping , & c . & c . and alfo to encourage our philofo- phers , mathematicians ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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