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Page 82
... give dignity to commerce , and to raise it , by their scientific eulogies , to a level with the nobleness of military distinctions ! But the very na- ture and spirit of commerce , namely , experience , and the necessity of things , gives ...
... give dignity to commerce , and to raise it , by their scientific eulogies , to a level with the nobleness of military distinctions ! But the very na- ture and spirit of commerce , namely , experience , and the necessity of things , gives ...
Page 265
... gives the meaning of the original . We are very glad to have a dif- ferent sentence to pronounce on the present translator . He is usually faithful enough to give all the meaning of his author : but unfortunately he always chuses to give ...
... gives the meaning of the original . We are very glad to have a dif- ferent sentence to pronounce on the present translator . He is usually faithful enough to give all the meaning of his author : but unfortunately he always chuses to give ...
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... give his own answer to this question . From my own personal knowlege , I state , that vomits have their use ; for the servants of Bethlem have repeatedly told me of the quantity of phlegm , with other offensive matters , which have been ...
... give his own answer to this question . From my own personal knowlege , I state , that vomits have their use ; for the servants of Bethlem have repeatedly told me of the quantity of phlegm , with other offensive matters , which have been ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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