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We feel induced to notice this second publication of a work which as yet is of limited extent , but of no inconsiderable interest in the light of an addition to the materials for the history of our country . The first edition of these ...
We feel induced to notice this second publication of a work which as yet is of limited extent , but of no inconsiderable interest in the light of an addition to the materials for the history of our country . The first edition of these ...
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99 • We are then informed , that the Doctor found nothing worthy of notice in Ennishowen , except in one parish ; and that besides " rack [ wrack ] or sea alga , " which is very plentiful , and produces very good " potatoes and cabbages ...
99 • We are then informed , that the Doctor found nothing worthy of notice in Ennishowen , except in one parish ; and that besides " rack [ wrack ] or sea alga , " which is very plentiful , and produces very good " potatoes and cabbages ...
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the prevalent opinions of the philosophical or of the vulgar world : but it seems to be gradually forcing its way into greater notice . Many persons , who had been accustomed to regard its authors as visionary enthusiasts or artful ...
the prevalent opinions of the philosophical or of the vulgar world : but it seems to be gradually forcing its way into greater notice . Many persons , who had been accustomed to regard its authors as visionary enthusiasts or artful ...
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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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