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Page 192
... directed their attention to the examination of the anti- quities , natural history , peculiar customs and manners of the northern section of our island , that many things had escaped their diligence of research , which a native ...
... directed their attention to the examination of the anti- quities , natural history , peculiar customs and manners of the northern section of our island , that many things had escaped their diligence of research , which a native ...
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whose passionate love of glory , had it been rightly directed , would have proved highly beneficial to his kingdom ; and the attempt was at different times resumed in the succeeding reigns , and large sums of money were foolishly ...
whose passionate love of glory , had it been rightly directed , would have proved highly beneficial to his kingdom ; and the attempt was at different times resumed in the succeeding reigns , and large sums of money were foolishly ...
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... directed towards it , and that they will act wisely in staying in old England ; which possesses so many superior recommendations in the gifts of nature , the acquirements of art , and the comforts of society . With regard to the latter ...
... directed towards it , and that they will act wisely in staying in old England ; which possesses so many superior recommendations in the gifts of nature , the acquirements of art , and the comforts of society . With regard to the latter ...
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