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... fuch an attempt . ' This is fenfible and modeft : that it will be admitted as a complete apology in the inftance before us , we will not affert . Leaving , however , fuch a reflection , we cannot but approve his employing himself in a ...
... fuch an attempt . ' This is fenfible and modeft : that it will be admitted as a complete apology in the inftance before us , we will not affert . Leaving , however , fuch a reflection , we cannot but approve his employing himself in a ...
Page 168
... fuch cafes , fuch forms , fuch dofes , and fuch repetitions as he has done , the effects would , in my hands , have been equally useless , and equally deleterious . I must therefore fuppofe , that he had for- gotten what I had written ...
... fuch cafes , fuch forms , fuch dofes , and fuch repetitions as he has done , the effects would , in my hands , have been equally useless , and equally deleterious . I must therefore fuppofe , that he had for- gotten what I had written ...
Page 503
... fuch ages , or in every day of BRAHMA , fourteen MENU's are fucceffively invefted by him with the fovereignty of the earth : each MENU , they fuppofe , tranfmits his empire to his fons and grand fons during a period of feventy - one ...
... fuch ages , or in every day of BRAHMA , fourteen MENU's are fucceffively invefted by him with the fovereignty of the earth : each MENU , they fuppofe , tranfmits his empire to his fons and grand fons during a period of feventy - one ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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