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Page 323
... principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of protecting our Mediterranean trade , and for annoying that of the enemy . The presence of a British fleet has , at the same time , been looked to by the once independent ...
... principal ports . It has been necessary too , for the pur- pose of protecting our Mediterranean trade , and for annoying that of the enemy . The presence of a British fleet has , at the same time , been looked to by the once independent ...
Page 343
... principal checks which keep the popu- lation down to the level of the means of subsistence , are , re- straint , from inability to obtain a wife , vicious customs with respect to women , epidemics , wars , famine , and the diseases ...
... principal checks which keep the popu- lation down to the level of the means of subsistence , are , re- straint , from inability to obtain a wife , vicious customs with respect to women , epidemics , wars , famine , and the diseases ...
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... principal parts of one of the very greatest , and most perfect of the stationary Roman camps . The upper division ... principal gate ; ( so called because it was near the quarters of the principal officers , ) and which was narrow ; and ...
... principal parts of one of the very greatest , and most perfect of the stationary Roman camps . The upper division ... principal gate ; ( so called because it was near the quarters of the principal officers , ) and which was narrow ; and ...
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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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