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Page 117
... Sweden . As all the wine used in Sweden is imported from Great Britain , our wine - merchants can probably explain this circumstance though I cannot . The Swedes employ the same articles for seasoning their food as we do , salt , pepper ...
... Sweden . As all the wine used in Sweden is imported from Great Britain , our wine - merchants can probably explain this circumstance though I cannot . The Swedes employ the same articles for seasoning their food as we do , salt , pepper ...
Page 127
... Sweden as a nation . Nothing would have been easier for him than to have induced Sweden to enter into an alliance with France . The Swedish nobility have all had a French education , and they have adopted a good deal of the manners and ...
... Sweden as a nation . Nothing would have been easier for him than to have induced Sweden to enter into an alliance with France . The Swedish nobility have all had a French education , and they have adopted a good deal of the manners and ...
Page 247
... Sweden . In a geological point of view , the whole of this extensive province is primitive , having the same base of gneiss that predominates in Sweden , and which here contains beds of quartz , felspar , and primitive trap . At ...
... Sweden . In a geological point of view , the whole of this extensive province is primitive , having the same base of gneiss that predominates in Sweden , and which here contains beds of quartz , felspar , and primitive trap . At ...
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