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Page 213
... attention to accuracy ; and that , from the precautions which he is able to adopt by the division of labour , no one person can ever become acquainted with the peculiar practical application of his principles , so as to be enabled to ...
... attention to accuracy ; and that , from the precautions which he is able to adopt by the division of labour , no one person can ever become acquainted with the peculiar practical application of his principles , so as to be enabled to ...
Page 416
... attention has been prin- cipally directed , from having sailed with that great Discoverer and excellent Navigator the late Capt . Cook , under whose command I served as Lieutenant in his two last voyages . ' We are subsequently informed ...
... attention has been prin- cipally directed , from having sailed with that great Discoverer and excellent Navigator the late Capt . Cook , under whose command I served as Lieutenant in his two last voyages . ' We are subsequently informed ...
Page 478
... attention of strangers : for it contains the tombs of the kings and queens of England , and of many distinguished persons of both sexes , who , fortunately for them . selves , were neither kings nor queens . My attention was directed to ...
... attention of strangers : for it contains the tombs of the kings and queens of England , and of many distinguished persons of both sexes , who , fortunately for them . selves , were neither kings nor queens . My attention was directed to ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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