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Page 134
... advantage over those which are situated on the inland seas ; such as the Mediterranean , Euxine , Baltic , & c . or on the rivers which fall into them , in having the tides to facilitate the approach and entrance of vessels , in case of ...
... advantage over those which are situated on the inland seas ; such as the Mediterranean , Euxine , Baltic , & c . or on the rivers which fall into them , in having the tides to facilitate the approach and entrance of vessels , in case of ...
Page 171
... advantage , and security . That we succeeded in all these desirable points of attainment , none will be so hardy as to affirm . After the frequent boasts of a full determination of acquiring indem- nity , the dereliction of the far ...
... advantage , and security . That we succeeded in all these desirable points of attainment , none will be so hardy as to affirm . After the frequent boasts of a full determination of acquiring indem- nity , the dereliction of the far ...
Page 233
... advantage with the sun behind them , because the fuli glare of light between opposite trees . destroys the contrast of wood and lawn ; while water never looks so brilliant and cheerful when reflecting the northern , as the southern sky ...
... advantage with the sun behind them , because the fuli glare of light between opposite trees . destroys the contrast of wood and lawn ; while water never looks so brilliant and cheerful when reflecting the northern , as the southern sky ...
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