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Page 77
... writer to publish a tract on any mercantile subject with which he is conversant , aid to confine himself to a plain statement of circumstances within his knowlege , his production might be serviceable , since he is by no means deficient ...
... writer to publish a tract on any mercantile subject with which he is conversant , aid to confine himself to a plain statement of circumstances within his knowlege , his production might be serviceable , since he is by no means deficient ...
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... writers of every class been so prevalent as in the present time ; and with respect to writers of sermons , Dr. Blair's own lectures are eminently calculated to promote the celebrity of those authors who flourished in the beginning of ...
... writers of every class been so prevalent as in the present time ; and with respect to writers of sermons , Dr. Blair's own lectures are eminently calculated to promote the celebrity of those authors who flourished in the beginning of ...
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... writer of this speech would have spoken it if he could : but , having no seat in a certain assembly , ' he is reduced to the ne- cessity of delivering his parliamentary oratory from the press . Here it rages with no ordinary vehemence ...
... writer of this speech would have spoken it if he could : but , having no seat in a certain assembly , ' he is reduced to the ne- cessity of delivering his parliamentary oratory from the press . Here it rages with no ordinary vehemence ...
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