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allowed to poffefs fome archnefs , it will not therefore follow that the parties who are held up to ridicule , are just objects of derifion . Art . 31. Slave trade : A full Account of this Species of Com- merce , with Arguments against ...
allowed to poffefs fome archnefs , it will not therefore follow that the parties who are held up to ridicule , are just objects of derifion . Art . 31. Slave trade : A full Account of this Species of Com- merce , with Arguments against ...
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... allowed him the common necessaries of life , and abfo- lutely refused him thofe accommodations , with which his ill health , occafioned by his confinement , ought to have been in- dulged . In fhort , it is impoffible to perufe his ...
... allowed him the common necessaries of life , and abfo- lutely refused him thofe accommodations , with which his ill health , occafioned by his confinement , ought to have been in- dulged . In fhort , it is impoffible to perufe his ...
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... allowed to the mint should always be fixed on the outfide of the standard ? What is the most convenient scale of divifion for coins , weights , and measures ? " The first question is answered in the affirmative : with re- gard to the ...
... allowed to the mint should always be fixed on the outfide of the standard ? What is the most convenient scale of divifion for coins , weights , and measures ? " The first question is answered in the affirmative : with re- gard to the ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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