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Page 132
... Allowance , fourpence a day , in bread . nary attention either upon their friends REMARKs . There is only one court- or their enemies ! Though I have yard for all description of prisoners ; known but very few of them , I bewith a ...
... Allowance , fourpence a day , in bread . nary attention either upon their friends REMARKs . There is only one court- or their enemies ! Though I have yard for all description of prisoners ; known but very few of them , I bewith a ...
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... looks with confidence to the advantage and to prosecute the War with increased which may be derived from the attention activity and vigour . Your determined of Parliament having been given to this perseverance in a system of liberal ...
... looks with confidence to the advantage and to prosecute the War with increased which may be derived from the attention activity and vigour . Your determined of Parliament having been given to this perseverance in a system of liberal ...
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much of my attention . Had it ap- According to Johnson “ strangely " peared twenty years ago , I will not is used by way of commendation , mer . say that it would have saved ine a veilleusement , “ to a wonder ; " I cangreat deal of ...
much of my attention . Had it ap- According to Johnson “ strangely " peared twenty years ago , I will not is used by way of commendation , mer . say that it would have saved ine a veilleusement , “ to a wonder ; " I cangreat deal of ...
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| Title | The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 81, Part 2; Volume 110 Volumes 133-158; Volumes 357-394 of Early English newspapers |
| Contributor | Edward Cave |
| Publisher | F. Jefferies, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Aug 2005 |
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