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... cause or other they were conti- nually living in a state of warfare ; to this must be added their brutal , treatment of their women , who are themselves equally destructive to the measure of population , by the horrid and cruel custom ...
... cause or other they were conti- nually living in a state of warfare ; to this must be added their brutal , treatment of their women , who are themselves equally destructive to the measure of population , by the horrid and cruel custom ...
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... cause rests upon the evidence by which it is supported , he proved , by various arguments , that no credit was due to the witnesses who deposed against him , more especially , as they were instigated to give evidence against him by ...
... cause rests upon the evidence by which it is supported , he proved , by various arguments , that no credit was due to the witnesses who deposed against him , more especially , as they were instigated to give evidence against him by ...
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... cause of a phanomenon , Dr. W. brought also into his view the practical benefit which nau- tical astronomy might derive from a knowlege of the laws of that phænomenon . The refractions near the surface of the sea must affect the dip of ...
... cause of a phanomenon , Dr. W. brought also into his view the practical benefit which nau- tical astronomy might derive from a knowlege of the laws of that phænomenon . The refractions near the surface of the sea must affect the dip of ...
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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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