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... known among the curious as an excellent compendium of Mr. Hutchinson's singular theory . The translator has subjoined several additional notes , and has also given a learned preface , in which he urges that Adam was taught the real ...
... known among the curious as an excellent compendium of Mr. Hutchinson's singular theory . The translator has subjoined several additional notes , and has also given a learned preface , in which he urges that Adam was taught the real ...
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... known by his travels in Europe and Barbary , and his brave defence of Cairo , after the defeat of the Grand Vizier by General Kleber near Heliopolis . • Maszyad is remarkable from being the chief seat of the reli- gious sect called ...
... known by his travels in Europe and Barbary , and his brave defence of Cairo , after the defeat of the Grand Vizier by General Kleber near Heliopolis . • Maszyad is remarkable from being the chief seat of the reli- gious sect called ...
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... known to require description . Their total length is frequently five feet , and the two middle tail - feathers exceed three . In a Malay poem , descriptive of the birds of Sumatra , the Argus Pheasant is thus shortly but aptly ...
... known to require description . Their total length is frequently five feet , and the two middle tail - feathers exceed three . In a Malay poem , descriptive of the birds of Sumatra , the Argus Pheasant is thus shortly but aptly ...
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