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Page 176
... learned mem- bers of the University of Glasgow , who , with a liberality worthy of the patrons of literary exertion , gave to him the free use of Wodrow's manuscripts ; and he begs , in a particular manner , to acknowledge the kindness ...
... learned mem- bers of the University of Glasgow , who , with a liberality worthy of the patrons of literary exertion , gave to him the free use of Wodrow's manuscripts ; and he begs , in a particular manner , to acknowledge the kindness ...
Page 192
... learned the language of the latter . For neither does the language of the Crestonians , nor of the Placians , agree with that of those who live around them . They agree , however , with each other ; and shew that what character soever ...
... learned the language of the latter . For neither does the language of the Crestonians , nor of the Placians , agree with that of those who live around them . They agree , however , with each other ; and shew that what character soever ...
Page 221
... learned pleaders fail ? Has the race diminished , or is it likely to dwindle ? Is there a failure of justice in our courts from any deficiency on the bench , or from want of learned advocates ? Does any question of property remain ...
... learned pleaders fail ? Has the race diminished , or is it likely to dwindle ? Is there a failure of justice in our courts from any deficiency on the bench , or from want of learned advocates ? Does any question of property remain ...
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