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... ment was at all necessary , since it neither admits of novelty nor involves any controversy . A political economist ... ment . ment . Inhabitancy , also , it is to be 2 Brougham's . Inquiry into Colonial Policy .
... ment was at all necessary , since it neither admits of novelty nor involves any controversy . A political economist ... ment . ment . Inhabitancy , also , it is to be 2 Brougham's . Inquiry into Colonial Policy .
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... ment , promotion from the lower ranks , inadequacy of pay to of ficers and non - commissioned officers , & c . On all these topics , the author enters into detail : but , as we cannot even enumerate his va- rious proposals , we can only ...
... ment , promotion from the lower ranks , inadequacy of pay to of ficers and non - commissioned officers , & c . On all these topics , the author enters into detail : but , as we cannot even enumerate his va- rious proposals , we can only ...
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... ment ; and that an improper use has occasionally been made . of this power , in order to satisfy the unprincipled avarice of a greedy heir , is a fact which , we fear , cannot be doubted.- The remarks on medical jurisprudence are on the ...
... ment ; and that an improper use has occasionally been made . of this power , in order to satisfy the unprincipled avarice of a greedy heir , is a fact which , we fear , cannot be doubted.- The remarks on medical jurisprudence are on the ...
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