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Page 417
... present vindication of that work , led on by what he conceived to have been an unfair statement ( on the part of Mr. Hobhouse , ) of his argument with Dr. Priestley , the author undertakes to prove that Juftin himself , in words as ...
... present vindication of that work , led on by what he conceived to have been an unfair statement ( on the part of Mr. Hobhouse , ) of his argument with Dr. Priestley , the author undertakes to prove that Juftin himself , in words as ...
Page 498
... present with France , we have ample cause to lament : but we do not fee how it can be re- medied ; becaufe every thing that requires immediate exertion muft , in every government , be entrusted to the executive power ; and when this ...
... present with France , we have ample cause to lament : but we do not fee how it can be re- medied ; becaufe every thing that requires immediate exertion muft , in every government , be entrusted to the executive power ; and when this ...
Page 579
... present ... Circumftances of the Tea - trade in Europe , and particularly in the United Provinces . By ROBERT VOUTE . 8vo . PP.200 . Am- fterdam , 1792 . THE THE intention of Mr. Pitt , in the commutation - act , was to put a stop , at ...
... present ... Circumftances of the Tea - trade in Europe , and particularly in the United Provinces . By ROBERT VOUTE . 8vo . PP.200 . Am- fterdam , 1792 . THE THE intention of Mr. Pitt , in the commutation - act , was to put a stop , at ...
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