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Page 371
... equally for redress : The Crown Lawyer is allowed nearly seven pounds sterling for every criminal prosecution ! an inducement to listen to trifling complaints , and prefer frivolous indictments , when , if power was gratified , and ...
... equally for redress : The Crown Lawyer is allowed nearly seven pounds sterling for every criminal prosecution ! an inducement to listen to trifling complaints , and prefer frivolous indictments , when , if power was gratified , and ...
Page 425
... equally ridiculous , which was propagated for the same purpose , and adds that little doubt can be entertained of its truth ! • We find but little notice taken of the Jews in England until the reign of King John ; who confiscated all ...
... equally ridiculous , which was propagated for the same purpose , and adds that little doubt can be entertained of its truth ! • We find but little notice taken of the Jews in England until the reign of King John ; who confiscated all ...
Page 444
... equally efficacious substance for forming a scarlet dye . The lac is stated by the author , from his own experience , to produce a colour equally brilliant , and even more durable , and at about one - fourth of the expence . Mr. Martin ...
... equally efficacious substance for forming a scarlet dye . The lac is stated by the author , from his own experience , to produce a colour equally brilliant , and even more durable , and at about one - fourth of the expence . Mr. Martin ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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