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Page 108
... considerable degree of vigilance ought to be extended . Our system of Poor - management is , at present , so very defective , and the intention of the 43d of Elizabeth , which provides only for the aged and impotent poor , is so ...
... considerable degree of vigilance ought to be extended . Our system of Poor - management is , at present , so very defective , and the intention of the 43d of Elizabeth , which provides only for the aged and impotent poor , is so ...
Page 299
... considerable fatigue in her domestic occupations , she was seized with a violent pain in the lower part of the abdomen , which continued till her death ; she gra- dually became weaker ; her abdomen became more and more swollen ; and ...
... considerable fatigue in her domestic occupations , she was seized with a violent pain in the lower part of the abdomen , which continued till her death ; she gra- dually became weaker ; her abdomen became more and more swollen ; and ...
Page 405
... considerable ; but , upon the whole , the preference may be given to gold alloyed with a mixture of silver and copper , or to that which has only copper for the alloy . 4thly . That gold made standard partly by the addition of iron or ...
... considerable ; but , upon the whole , the preference may be given to gold alloyed with a mixture of silver and copper , or to that which has only copper for the alloy . 4thly . That gold made standard partly by the addition of iron or ...
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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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