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Page 197
... important fortress ; espe- cially when Colonel Wood assures us , on his personal know- lege , that Mr. Addington entertained the same opinion on this head with himself ? The author's journey to the East Indies , through Germany to ...
... important fortress ; espe- cially when Colonel Wood assures us , on his personal know- lege , that Mr. Addington entertained the same opinion on this head with himself ? The author's journey to the East Indies , through Germany to ...
Page 382
... importance of the views to which these are to be directed , no doubt can be entertained : but whe- ther they are to be ... important and much litigated subject : I was not one of those who considered the late treaty of 1801 as the death ...
... importance of the views to which these are to be directed , no doubt can be entertained : but whe- ther they are to be ... important and much litigated subject : I was not one of those who considered the late treaty of 1801 as the death ...
Page 400
... important investigation , the whole of the experiments were made by the former : but Mr. Hatchett very handsomely acknowleges the important assistance which he derived both from the advice of Mr. Cavendish and from some inventions ...
... important investigation , the whole of the experiments were made by the former : but Mr. Hatchett very handsomely acknowleges the important assistance which he derived both from the advice of Mr. Cavendish and from some inventions ...
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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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