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Page 40
... improvement has also been made in the carcase by Dr. Parry , the following Report bears honourable testimony . At a General Meeting of the Society in June last , Dr. Parry exhibited three Rams , for the purpose of shewing considerable ...
... improvement has also been made in the carcase by Dr. Parry , the following Report bears honourable testimony . At a General Meeting of the Society in June last , Dr. Parry exhibited three Rams , for the purpose of shewing considerable ...
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... improvement of the soil , would be but by the slow increase of an arithmetical series , and that such arithmetical increase must soon reach its ultimatum , " -Mr . Matthews proceeds to observe that , true as these prin- ciples are , no ...
... improvement of the soil , would be but by the slow increase of an arithmetical series , and that such arithmetical increase must soon reach its ultimatum , " -Mr . Matthews proceeds to observe that , true as these prin- ciples are , no ...
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... improvement of the slaves both in dress and cleanliness . Among the white inhabitants also , he saw , or imagined that he saw , an increased share of vivacity and activity ; and though he could not induce his friends to coincide with ...
... improvement of the slaves both in dress and cleanliness . Among the white inhabitants also , he saw , or imagined that he saw , an increased share of vivacity and activity ; and though he could not induce his friends to coincide with ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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