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Page 169
... English , who took poffeffion of it about 1624 , found it fo total- ly overgrown with large wood of a peculiarly ... English in 1763 : it was invaded and re - taken by the French under D'Eftaing in 1779 ; and was again finally reftored ...
... English , who took poffeffion of it about 1624 , found it fo total- ly overgrown with large wood of a peculiarly ... English in 1763 : it was invaded and re - taken by the French under D'Eftaing in 1779 ; and was again finally reftored ...
Page 319
... English . Its terminations are agreeable to the analogy of the French language , and they pafs off very currently along with the other words : -but they are fo little conformable to the genius of the English , that they produce , when ...
... English . Its terminations are agreeable to the analogy of the French language , and they pafs off very currently along with the other words : -but they are fo little conformable to the genius of the English , that they produce , when ...
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... English ecclefiaftical government dependent on the See of Rome , Mr. Berington exhibits a sketch of the hiftory of the troubles and the con- tefts of the English Roman Catholics , from the beginning of the reign of Q. Elizabeth to the ...
... English ecclefiaftical government dependent on the See of Rome , Mr. Berington exhibits a sketch of the hiftory of the troubles and the con- tefts of the English Roman Catholics , from the beginning of the reign of Q. Elizabeth to the ...
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