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Page 330
... Boards . Nicol , & c . 1800 . This tribute of respect to the eminent Washington does credit to the feelings of the Hon . Bart . It records a correspondence of which he may well be proud ; and which , at the same time , elucidates the ...
... Boards . Nicol , & c . 1800 . This tribute of respect to the eminent Washington does credit to the feelings of the Hon . Bart . It records a correspondence of which he may well be proud ; and which , at the same time , elucidates the ...
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... Boards . Kerby . 1799- In our 8th vol . N. S. ( No. for August 1792 , p . 403. ) we an- nounced , with all due recommendation , the 1st vol . of this very entertaining and informing Common - place Book . In our 12th vol . p . 113 , we ...
... Boards . Kerby . 1799- In our 8th vol . N. S. ( No. for August 1792 , p . 403. ) we an- nounced , with all due recommendation , the 1st vol . of this very entertaining and informing Common - place Book . In our 12th vol . p . 113 , we ...
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... board a British and a French ship of war . This difference seems more extraordinary , as it is contradictory to the genius and government of each respective Nation . The British system of government is mild and free ; yet , on board a ...
... board a British and a French ship of war . This difference seems more extraordinary , as it is contradictory to the genius and government of each respective Nation . The British system of government is mild and free ; yet , on board a ...
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