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... or Canada rice , which Sir Joseph Banks introduced here in 1790 from North America , and which in about twelve or fourteen years had by seminal reproduction become entirely naturalized , it appears that , where the seeds of a tender ...
... or Canada rice , which Sir Joseph Banks introduced here in 1790 from North America , and which in about twelve or fourteen years had by seminal reproduction become entirely naturalized , it appears that , where the seeds of a tender ...
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Clay appears in propriā personā , but still too much under the influence of his late fit of hilarity to be able to ... in his Lady's ear , " Fairhead and Staffa not like this appear ! a pig - stye should it be : Palace , forsooth !
Clay appears in propriā personā , but still too much under the influence of his late fit of hilarity to be able to ... in his Lady's ear , " Fairhead and Staffa not like this appear ! a pig - stye should it be : Palace , forsooth !
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Gall and Spurz- heim , and adopted in two of the works now before us . appears to us to be either singularly ill chosen or singularly presumptuous . When the appropriateness of an entirely new term is in question , etymology is the only ...
Gall and Spurz- heim , and adopted in two of the works now before us . appears to us to be either singularly ill chosen or singularly presumptuous . When the appropriateness of an entirely new term is in question , etymology is the only ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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