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... duty . No , no ; the duty of the army is done by gentlemen's fons of circumfcribed fortunes , which will not afford diffipation , and other exceffes incompatible with the duty of a foldier . ' - The hints , which this gentleman offers ...
... duty . No , no ; the duty of the army is done by gentlemen's fons of circumfcribed fortunes , which will not afford diffipation , and other exceffes incompatible with the duty of a foldier . ' - The hints , which this gentleman offers ...
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... duty to be in the way , in cafe of the arrival of favages , being the only one who could talk their language , I had few opportunities of hunting , neither could I go far abroad to examine whether the Canadians did their duty or not : I ...
... duty to be in the way , in cafe of the arrival of favages , being the only one who could talk their language , I had few opportunities of hunting , neither could I go far abroad to examine whether the Canadians did their duty or not : I ...
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... duties annexed to it ; of which the most interesting was the education of his infant fon . ' In the year 1773 , Mr ... duty , it intereit- ed him as a material concern of humanity .'- The first thing which ftruck him , was the enormous ...
... duties annexed to it ; of which the most interesting was the education of his infant fon . ' In the year 1773 , Mr ... duty , it intereit- ed him as a material concern of humanity .'- The first thing which ftruck him , was the enormous ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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