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... could neither advance nor remain stationary without supplies ; and his resolution to turn towards Inverness was forced on him by the necessities of his situation , although the road to the capital was thus opened to the rebels .
... could neither advance nor remain stationary without supplies ; and his resolution to turn towards Inverness was forced on him by the necessities of his situation , although the road to the capital was thus opened to the rebels .
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It was impossible to get out by the door into the court , on account of the servants , who , in that case , would see me from the kitchen ; and there was no place in the house , which I examined all over , where I could remain concealed ...
It was impossible to get out by the door into the court , on account of the servants , who , in that case , would see me from the kitchen ; and there was no place in the house , which I examined all over , where I could remain concealed ...
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sions are adopted , first by their sessile or pedicelled ovaries , then by their short or long styles , and , lastly , those of which the female aments remain unknown . 5. Betulidea . 6. Cory lidea . 7. Myricea . 8. Ulmacea . 9.
sions are adopted , first by their sessile or pedicelled ovaries , then by their short or long styles , and , lastly , those of which the female aments remain unknown . 5. Betulidea . 6. Cory lidea . 7. Myricea . 8. Ulmacea . 9.
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Reids Two Voyages to New South | 7 |
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Johnstones Memoirs of the Rebellion | 36 |
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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, 1822 |
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