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Page 222
... practice of extensive mercantile business ; we mean bills of exchange , and the rules which are applicable to the various situations in which they may be found . He adds ( p . 252. ) a table of the existing prices of bill - stamps ...
... practice of extensive mercantile business ; we mean bills of exchange , and the rules which are applicable to the various situations in which they may be found . He adds ( p . 252. ) a table of the existing prices of bill - stamps ...
Page 329
... practice among the antients , and when did the present iron shoe come into general use ? Most of our readers will suppose that , in order to obviate the injury produced on the feet by shoeing , it will be only necessary to remove the ...
... practice among the antients , and when did the present iron shoe come into general use ? Most of our readers will suppose that , in order to obviate the injury produced on the feet by shoeing , it will be only necessary to remove the ...
Page 331
... Practice of Mechanics , in Five Books , for the Use of Schools , illustrated by Examples . By W. Marrat , Teacher of Mathematics , Boston . 8vo . pp . 455 . and 13 Plates . 16s . Boards . Lackington and Co. Mr. Marrat does not offer ...
... Practice of Mechanics , in Five Books , for the Use of Schools , illustrated by Examples . By W. Marrat , Teacher of Mathematics , Boston . 8vo . pp . 455 . and 13 Plates . 16s . Boards . Lackington and Co. Mr. Marrat does not offer ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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