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Page 146
... whole principality being ensured , and the assurance money being demanded only half - yearly , and that in such sums as are proportionate to the loss or damages by fire which have been incurred in the whole principality ; each person's ...
... whole principality being ensured , and the assurance money being demanded only half - yearly , and that in such sums as are proportionate to the loss or damages by fire which have been incurred in the whole principality ; each person's ...
Page 165
... whole body of the people . Enabled to chuse their own Prince , they wisely prescribed their own terms . They had their rights properly investigated and ascertained , their privil ges fully established . At this grand epoch , a work ...
... whole body of the people . Enabled to chuse their own Prince , they wisely prescribed their own terms . They had their rights properly investigated and ascertained , their privil ges fully established . At this grand epoch , a work ...
Page 173
... whole , and a loss of more than ten weeks ' consumption of the whole ; and which cannot have cost much less than twenty millions of money . ' The remarks on the construction and working of Ploughs are judicious ; and , though we cannot ...
... whole , and a loss of more than ten weeks ' consumption of the whole ; and which cannot have cost much less than twenty millions of money . ' The remarks on the construction and working of Ploughs are judicious ; and , though we cannot ...
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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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