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Page 102
... give more for bullion than any other . Give such a price as will bring you all the gold in Europe . England would then become the treasury of the world . ' Art . 23. The Crisis ; or the delicate Investigation . By Andrew Marvel ...
... give more for bullion than any other . Give such a price as will bring you all the gold in Europe . England would then become the treasury of the world . ' Art . 23. The Crisis ; or the delicate Investigation . By Andrew Marvel ...
Page 199
... give half - a - crown , some a crown , and some few a guinea a - year . The sum to be paid at these is different in different dioceses . In the diocese of Cork , by an order of the bishop , no clergyman is warranted in demanding more ...
... give half - a - crown , some a crown , and some few a guinea a - year . The sum to be paid at these is different in different dioceses . In the diocese of Cork , by an order of the bishop , no clergyman is warranted in demanding more ...
Page 471
... give a preference to young and active officers . They wished also to have men , who , owing their rise to the Revolution , would be subordinate to their commands ; for they had not , at the time of ROCHAMBEAU's retirement , adopted the ...
... give a preference to young and active officers . They wished also to have men , who , owing their rise to the Revolution , would be subordinate to their commands ; for they had not , at the time of ROCHAMBEAU's retirement , adopted the ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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