The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 108
... alfo ferve without the before - mentioned prevention , as a heavy tax upon the planter , without benefiting the mother country in the fmallest degree ; for what with the cost of the flaves at the foreign market , and the expences ...
... alfo ferve without the before - mentioned prevention , as a heavy tax upon the planter , without benefiting the mother country in the fmallest degree ; for what with the cost of the flaves at the foreign market , and the expences ...
Page 180
... alfo was introduced by God himfelf among the Jews with great folemnity , fays , " Whofe voice then fhook the earth , " namely , at the giving of the law ; " but now he hath promifed , faying , Yet once more I fhake not the earth only ...
... alfo was introduced by God himfelf among the Jews with great folemnity , fays , " Whofe voice then fhook the earth , " namely , at the giving of the law ; " but now he hath promifed , faying , Yet once more I fhake not the earth only ...
Page 518
... alfo woollen petticoats of an enormous size , a small red mantle or capulet is placed with a kind of grace , over their heads , which are helf fhaven , and a long white veil plaited to the bottom , form a fpecies of Grecian drapery ...
... alfo woollen petticoats of an enormous size , a small red mantle or capulet is placed with a kind of grace , over their heads , which are helf fhaven , and a long white veil plaited to the bottom , form a fpecies of Grecian drapery ...
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