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Page 307
... political ties and commercial intercourse with Great Britain , consider both France and Russia in their present state , and as they now stand rela tively to the British Empire . ' Many important and instructive observations are made on ...
... political ties and commercial intercourse with Great Britain , consider both France and Russia in their present state , and as they now stand rela tively to the British Empire . ' Many important and instructive observations are made on ...
Page 338
... political economy , and of political arithmetic ; to render it a ground furnishing new questions of vast import- ance to society , to civil government , and to domestic happiness ; to make it the means of causing the history of every ...
... political economy , and of political arithmetic ; to render it a ground furnishing new questions of vast import- ance to society , to civil government , and to domestic happiness ; to make it the means of causing the history of every ...
Page 437
... political initiation is essential to the perfect development of cabinet mysteries , which more or less prevail in all great affairs of state . Politicians , when most communicative , do not unbosom all their secrets ; and there are some ...
... political initiation is essential to the perfect development of cabinet mysteries , which more or less prevail in all great affairs of state . Politicians , when most communicative , do not unbosom all their secrets ; and there are some ...
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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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