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Page 63
... mode adopted by these people was to sail with four or five vessels abreast , sweeping with their an- chors , as they went along , which , getting involved with the Trammels , dragged them forcibly from the situations where they were ...
... mode adopted by these people was to sail with four or five vessels abreast , sweeping with their an- chors , as they went along , which , getting involved with the Trammels , dragged them forcibly from the situations where they were ...
Page 404
... mode of experiment afforded an opportunity of trying the comparative diminution of gold differently alloyed , both when rubbed against pieces of the same and of a different alloy ; and also of examining the differ . ence of wear between ...
... mode of experiment afforded an opportunity of trying the comparative diminution of gold differently alloyed , both when rubbed against pieces of the same and of a different alloy ; and also of examining the differ . ence of wear between ...
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... mode of managing the controversy , it may be made to last as long as the war , but probably not to the satisfaction of the public . Art . 15. Eventful Period ! Exhortation of the French in England to the French in France , and all over ...
... mode of managing the controversy , it may be made to last as long as the war , but probably not to the satisfaction of the public . Art . 15. Eventful Period ! Exhortation of the French in England to the French in France , and all over ...
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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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