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Page 45
... object of luxury in the carriages of the city of Mexico . The rearing of sheep has been wonderfully neglected in New Spain , as well as in all the Spanish colonies of America . It is probable that the first sheep introduced in the 16th ...
... object of luxury in the carriages of the city of Mexico . The rearing of sheep has been wonderfully neglected in New Spain , as well as in all the Spanish colonies of America . It is probable that the first sheep introduced in the 16th ...
Page 95
... objects were occasionally associated , he means objects foreign to the professed object of the Society , that is to say , temporal or political objects . I did not exclude , as your position implies , the provision for spiritual wants ...
... objects were occasionally associated , he means objects foreign to the professed object of the Society , that is to say , temporal or political objects . I did not exclude , as your position implies , the provision for spiritual wants ...
Page 479
... object of our government and our merchants ; and the direct course to that country appeared to lie either along the northern shores of the Russian empire , or by a route through its inland pro- vinces towards the Caspian and the ...
... object of our government and our merchants ; and the direct course to that country appeared to lie either along the northern shores of the Russian empire , or by a route through its inland pro- vinces towards the Caspian and the ...
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