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Page 258
... continued throughout the lives of individuals , and by fucceffive generations of them , that the fciences ftrictly called practical , derive their gradual advancement from feeble and awkward be- ginnings , to their most perfect ftate of ...
... continued throughout the lives of individuals , and by fucceffive generations of them , that the fciences ftrictly called practical , derive their gradual advancement from feeble and awkward be- ginnings , to their most perfect ftate of ...
Page 272
... continued to him , in addition to the attentions paid him by his own defcendants . ' We repeat what we have before expreffed - our hope that this is , on the whole , a fair view of the general condition of the Negro flaves in the ...
... continued to him , in addition to the attentions paid him by his own defcendants . ' We repeat what we have before expreffed - our hope that this is , on the whole , a fair view of the general condition of the Negro flaves in the ...
Page 427
... Continued ; viz . No. 24-28 , inclufive : See Review for July , 1785 . THE HE twenty fourth Number of this work was compofed feveral years fince by S. Pegge , M. A. who has now re- viled and improved it . The fubject is , Roman roads ...
... Continued ; viz . No. 24-28 , inclufive : See Review for July , 1785 . THE HE twenty fourth Number of this work was compofed feveral years fince by S. Pegge , M. A. who has now re- viled and improved it . The fubject is , Roman roads ...
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