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Page 99
... Paris ; - we have an Institute of France ; it is the Institute of Paris ; - we had a French Academy of Marine ; it was the Academy of Brest . " In England , on the contrary , we find a very general dispersion of knowlege , from the ...
... Paris ; - we have an Institute of France ; it is the Institute of Paris ; - we had a French Academy of Marine ; it was the Academy of Brest . " In England , on the contrary , we find a very general dispersion of knowlege , from the ...
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... Paris , and led to the selection of three extensive inclosures in the vicinity of the metropolis : among these the one just mentioned occupies the slope of a hill , and commands a view not only of the city but of the plains and rivers ...
... Paris , and led to the selection of three extensive inclosures in the vicinity of the metropolis : among these the one just mentioned occupies the slope of a hill , and commands a view not only of the city but of the plains and rivers ...
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... Paris , & c .; i . e . A Brief Sketch of Paris for 1818. By Madame DE SARTORY , Author of " The Duke de Lauzun , " & c . Vol . I. 12m0 . Paris . 1818. Im- ported by Treuttel and Würtz . Price 4s . WE are here presented with many ...
... Paris , & c .; i . e . A Brief Sketch of Paris for 1818. By Madame DE SARTORY , Author of " The Duke de Lauzun , " & c . Vol . I. 12m0 . Paris . 1818. Im- ported by Treuttel and Würtz . Price 4s . WE are here presented with many ...
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