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Page 238
... appears in- clined to subscribe , is not wholly inapplicable to the pre- sent volume , though it is perhaps as generally amusing as the subject will admit . In addition to the common expedients of a large type and an ample margin , the ...
... appears in- clined to subscribe , is not wholly inapplicable to the pre- sent volume , though it is perhaps as generally amusing as the subject will admit . In addition to the common expedients of a large type and an ample margin , the ...
Page 289
... appears eligible , that in every country , some national system of religion should be established , as it seems to be the most effectual means of strengthening , and rendering general , the influence of christianity , by disseminat- ing ...
... appears eligible , that in every country , some national system of religion should be established , as it seems to be the most effectual means of strengthening , and rendering general , the influence of christianity , by disseminat- ing ...
Page 339
... appears that the inhabitants then consisted of 31,633 ; but the regular and supplementary militia , amounting to 500 men , being then out of the county , and those in the army and navy , not being included , they may be fairly said to ...
... appears that the inhabitants then consisted of 31,633 ; but the regular and supplementary militia , amounting to 500 men , being then out of the county , and those in the army and navy , not being included , they may be fairly said to ...
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