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... called the Yarmank . Here Mr.Sauer noticed a remarkable plant called by the Russians Zemlennoi Laudon , or frankincense of the earth , an - aromatic root given to children for pains in the bowels ; and in the same meadows , Mr. S ...
... called the Yarmank . Here Mr.Sauer noticed a remarkable plant called by the Russians Zemlennoi Laudon , or frankincense of the earth , an - aromatic root given to children for pains in the bowels ; and in the same meadows , Mr. S ...
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... called the islands by the name of the discoverer , and gave him the exclusive right of collecting ivory and hunting animals in this place , and in any other that he might thereafter dis- Cover . In 1773 , he went with five workmen in a ...
... called the islands by the name of the discoverer , and gave him the exclusive right of collecting ivory and hunting animals in this place , and in any other that he might thereafter dis- Cover . In 1773 , he went with five workmen in a ...
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... called negative . To explain this by an example . The goods in our own possession may be called positive , but those which we owe to others are negative , because they must be subtracted from the positive , and therefore will diminish ...
... called negative . To explain this by an example . The goods in our own possession may be called positive , but those which we owe to others are negative , because they must be subtracted from the positive , and therefore will diminish ...
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