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Page 363
... King . As little can we admire the author's commentary on the passage of Exodus , in which the Israelites are represented as spoiling the Egyptians . It should seem by Mr. King's apology that the Israelites were blameless in this ...
... King . As little can we admire the author's commentary on the passage of Exodus , in which the Israelites are represented as spoiling the Egyptians . It should seem by Mr. King's apology that the Israelites were blameless in this ...
Page 365
... King is inclined to think , displayed not in their original state any striking architectural grandeur and beauty , but consisted of one story , mostly constructed of wood ... King has been enabled to King's Munimenta Antiqua , Vol . II . 365.
... King is inclined to think , displayed not in their original state any striking architectural grandeur and beauty , but consisted of one story , mostly constructed of wood ... King has been enabled to King's Munimenta Antiqua , Vol . II . 365.
Page 420
... king of Matan for his contumacy . His friend , the Christian king , advised him against the expedition , as he had received information that not only the chief , whose village had been burnt , but likewise the others who had made their ...
... king of Matan for his contumacy . His friend , the Christian king , advised him against the expedition , as he had received information that not only the chief , whose village had been burnt , but likewise the others who had made their ...
Contents
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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