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Page 362
... situation as a police magistrate was continually bringing to his knowlege in the metropolis ; Where the stern ministers of rigid law With iron scourge the harden'd ruffian awe ; Where fear alone can blunt fell murder's knife , And gaols ...
... situation as a police magistrate was continually bringing to his knowlege in the metropolis ; Where the stern ministers of rigid law With iron scourge the harden'd ruffian awe ; Where fear alone can blunt fell murder's knife , And gaols ...
Page 366
... situation of the foot or coffin bone . To increase the weight of the animal on the lamine of the fore feet , the off and near fore foot were alternately taken off the ground for several minutes , and the coffin bones were afterward ...
... situation of the foot or coffin bone . To increase the weight of the animal on the lamine of the fore feet , the off and near fore foot were alternately taken off the ground for several minutes , and the coffin bones were afterward ...
Page 474
... situation of the Convention , in the course of the year 1793 , the author depicts it as rent by incurable schisms ; certain of its members were in arms against it , thirsting for revenge ; royalist armies were on foot in la Vendée ...
... situation of the Convention , in the course of the year 1793 , the author depicts it as rent by incurable schisms ; certain of its members were in arms against it , thirsting for revenge ; royalist armies were on foot in la Vendée ...
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