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Page 50
... English barley ; and Mr.F. concludes that the former is worth from 17s . to 18s . per quarter more than the English , for the purposes of mealing , malting , and brewing . On the Construction and Management of a Gigantic Rat - Trap . By ...
... English barley ; and Mr.F. concludes that the former is worth from 17s . to 18s . per quarter more than the English , for the purposes of mealing , malting , and brewing . On the Construction and Management of a Gigantic Rat - Trap . By ...
Page 228
... English horses never can serve abroad in English condition † , it is the best mounted in Europe . -Hungary and Turkey may perhaps produce horses as well adapted for the hussar and irregular services , but the heavy Russian horses are ...
... English horses never can serve abroad in English condition † , it is the best mounted in Europe . -Hungary and Turkey may perhaps produce horses as well adapted for the hussar and irregular services , but the heavy Russian horses are ...
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... English play only by an account of its plot and conduct which one of his sons brought to him from Philadelphia , where he had seen it performed several times ; a tolerably circuitous mode of becoming ac- quainted with a work , which ...
... English play only by an account of its plot and conduct which one of his sons brought to him from Philadelphia , where he had seen it performed several times ; a tolerably circuitous mode of becoming ac- quainted with a work , which ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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