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could raise a militia of cavalry of nearly 20,000 men ; whereas in the whole settlement , men , women , and children , white inhabitants , do not much exceed that number ; and wheat was supposed to be produced in such abundance , that a ...
could raise a militia of cavalry of nearly 20,000 men ; whereas in the whole settlement , men , women , and children , white inhabitants , do not much exceed that number ; and wheat was supposed to be produced in such abundance , that a ...
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It occupies more than a seventh part of the knows continent , and almost a twenty - sixth part of the whole globe . ' In mere extent , the Russian Empire makes a great figure : but of what frozen and uninhabited wastes does a great ...
It occupies more than a seventh part of the knows continent , and almost a twenty - sixth part of the whole globe . ' In mere extent , the Russian Empire makes a great figure : but of what frozen and uninhabited wastes does a great ...
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The History of Medicine is divided by the author into four periods . The first , or that of the antients , comprizes the whole of the space between the earliest annals of medicine , and the time of the Arabs , and is the same to ...
The History of Medicine is divided by the author into four periods . The first , or that of the antients , comprizes the whole of the space between the earliest annals of medicine , and the time of the Arabs , and is the same to ...
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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, 1804 |
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