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... instance , been felt during seven centuries ; for the church which , after a vast increase of population , continued for half its duration , to the pre- sent time , without the aid of more than two chapels , is situated almost in a ...
... instance , been felt during seven centuries ; for the church which , after a vast increase of population , continued for half its duration , to the pre- sent time , without the aid of more than two chapels , is situated almost in a ...
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... instance of natural abilities among the Javans : Of the capacity of the Javans to improve , of their anxiety to advance in civilization , and of the rapidity with which they receive knowledge and instruction , an instance might be given ...
... instance of natural abilities among the Javans : Of the capacity of the Javans to improve , of their anxiety to advance in civilization , and of the rapidity with which they receive knowledge and instruction , an instance might be given ...
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... instance , it might be useful to delay , under different pretexts , the delivery of passports . Protraction may derange their combinations ; and it may happen that an emigration which , if no difficulties had presented themselves ...
... instance , it might be useful to delay , under different pretexts , the delivery of passports . Protraction may derange their combinations ; and it may happen that an emigration which , if no difficulties had presented themselves ...
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