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fee themselves carefully avoided on all occafions , by a stiff and lofty minded paftor , or by the curate , to whom they are generally turned over , and who ftudiously finks the Gospel minifter in the man of modish accomplishments ...
fee themselves carefully avoided on all occafions , by a stiff and lofty minded paftor , or by the curate , to whom they are generally turned over , and who ftudiously finks the Gospel minifter in the man of modish accomplishments ...
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... themselves in fuch a manner as none of them would venture to do as private individuals . The conduct of the Company in the arbitrary choice of fhips , and their total inattention to economy in their agreements for freight , have feveral ...
... themselves in fuch a manner as none of them would venture to do as private individuals . The conduct of the Company in the arbitrary choice of fhips , and their total inattention to economy in their agreements for freight , have feveral ...
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... themselves and their families , but annually increased their ftock . • The Barons of Valentia , in their remonftrances to the court , fet forth , That there were feveral manufactures , equally neceffary for the internal confumption and ...
... themselves and their families , but annually increased their ftock . • The Barons of Valentia , in their remonftrances to the court , fet forth , That there were feveral manufactures , equally neceffary for the internal confumption and ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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