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Page 202
... necessary numbers of officers by allowing field - officers companies : if they were otherwise recompensed , and each regiment allowed ten captains , it would add much to the good of the service . It would also be a farther addition , as ...
... necessary numbers of officers by allowing field - officers companies : if they were otherwise recompensed , and each regiment allowed ten captains , it would add much to the good of the service . It would also be a farther addition , as ...
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... necessary to keep a consi- derable squadron in the Mediterranean . The naval forces of the enemy are thus divided , by cutting off the communication between their two principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of ...
... necessary to keep a consi- derable squadron in the Mediterranean . The naval forces of the enemy are thus divided , by cutting off the communication between their two principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of ...
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... necessary to prolong , because the nature of the combinations of gold with this metal is sufficiently well known . Gold made standard with platina was very ductile , and of a dusky white , like tar- nished silver ; and when to this ...
... necessary to prolong , because the nature of the combinations of gold with this metal is sufficiently well known . Gold made standard with platina was very ductile , and of a dusky white , like tar- nished silver ; and when to this ...
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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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