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... receiving alterations , they changed alfo the power of fome of their letters . Examples of Cadmeian letters , thus accom ... received from the eat , the Greeks ufed feven vowel - letters of different powers , befide many combinations of ...
... receiving alterations , they changed alfo the power of fome of their letters . Examples of Cadmeian letters , thus accom ... received from the eat , the Greeks ufed feven vowel - letters of different powers , befide many combinations of ...
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... received two guineas , offered as a premium , in 1783 , for ftriking a whale with it . Then follows a defcription of a curious Crane for wharfs , with a plate . For this ufeful invention the Public are indebted to the ingenuity of Mr ...
... received two guineas , offered as a premium , in 1783 , for ftriking a whale with it . Then follows a defcription of a curious Crane for wharfs , with a plate . For this ufeful invention the Public are indebted to the ingenuity of Mr ...
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... received during the civil war in the reign of Charles I. is juftly lamented . But it may be re- marked , that the writer , when he comes to speak of the Lollards Tower , paffes rather flightly over the perfecution of the Lollards , or ...
... received during the civil war in the reign of Charles I. is juftly lamented . But it may be re- marked , that the writer , when he comes to speak of the Lollards Tower , paffes rather flightly over the perfecution of the Lollards , or ...
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