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Page 204
... common strength and dignity of the British Empire . • Admonished by the remembrance of Corsica , we shall not at ... common enemy , and placed their country in her power ? The common interest that now unites England and Malta , calls for ...
... common strength and dignity of the British Empire . • Admonished by the remembrance of Corsica , we shall not at ... common enemy , and placed their country in her power ? The common interest that now unites England and Malta , calls for ...
Page 404
... common nature , which supplies to both , one common philosophy , and certain common principles ; that there is one God , the governor of all things ; that he is good , and by no means author of ill ; that he is wise and consequently ...
... common nature , which supplies to both , one common philosophy , and certain common principles ; that there is one God , the governor of all things ; that he is good , and by no means author of ill ; that he is wise and consequently ...
Page 436
... common salt into a vessel , kept heated on a chaffing dish of coals ; if to this a small quantity of oil of vitriol is from time to time added , the air will be filled with a thick white acid steam ; but both the marine and sulphureous ...
... common salt into a vessel , kept heated on a chaffing dish of coals ; if to this a small quantity of oil of vitriol is from time to time added , the air will be filled with a thick white acid steam ; but both the marine and sulphureous ...
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