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... whole frame of the lantern was fcrewed to- gether , and fixed in its place . - On the 17th , which was alfo exceedingly fine , the cupola was brought out , and the fhears and tackle were set up for hoifting it . : This , ' fays Mr ...
... whole frame of the lantern was fcrewed to- gether , and fixed in its place . - On the 17th , which was alfo exceedingly fine , the cupola was brought out , and the fhears and tackle were set up for hoifting it . : This , ' fays Mr ...
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... whole winter , although it was expofed to the fame cold which threw the whole fpecies into their torpid ftate in that part of Siberia ; nor was the Doctor able to render it torpid , even with the affiftance of the ice- celler , wherein ...
... whole winter , although it was expofed to the fame cold which threw the whole fpecies into their torpid ftate in that part of Siberia ; nor was the Doctor able to render it torpid , even with the affiftance of the ice- celler , wherein ...
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... whole body of our criminal law , if they are declared competent to decide on the whole charge in profecutions for libels . Thefe alarms feem , toward the clofe of this pamphlet , to have greatly fubfided ; for he conceives it may be ...
... whole body of our criminal law , if they are declared competent to decide on the whole charge in profecutions for libels . Thefe alarms feem , toward the clofe of this pamphlet , to have greatly fubfided ; for he conceives it may be ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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