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... favoured by the Princess . The referve of Lord Harcourt , and the very orderly demeanour of the Bhop , gave great advan ... favour . The Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Pelham had information of every circumftance at Leicester - house . In a ...
... favoured by the Princess . The referve of Lord Harcourt , and the very orderly demeanour of the Bhop , gave great advan ... favour . The Duke of Newcastle and Mr. Pelham had information of every circumftance at Leicester - house . In a ...
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... favour of Maryland , and the adjacent provinces ; American oak greatly exceeding the British in fize and foliage ; but when the growth is taken into confideration , a manifeft advantage is evi- dent in favour of the oaks of Britain . On ...
... favour of Maryland , and the adjacent provinces ; American oak greatly exceeding the British in fize and foliage ; but when the growth is taken into confideration , a manifeft advantage is evi- dent in favour of the oaks of Britain . On ...
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... favour of the doctor's hypothefis , to urge , that the fymptoms of hydrophobia and tetanus are alike nervous or fpafmodic . We are not to be informed that convulfive or fpafmodic fymptoms , fimilar to thofe following the bite of a mad ...
... favour of the doctor's hypothefis , to urge , that the fymptoms of hydrophobia and tetanus are alike nervous or fpafmodic . We are not to be informed that convulfive or fpafmodic fymptoms , fimilar to thofe following the bite of a mad ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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