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Page 151
... also might be decided by varying the fituation of the piece of hat ; thus , for inftance , we might one time place it between the powder and shot , with a small wadding of tow over the hot ; and at another time , place the tow next the ...
... also might be decided by varying the fituation of the piece of hat ; thus , for inftance , we might one time place it between the powder and shot , with a small wadding of tow over the hot ; and at another time , place the tow next the ...
Page 249
... also to the difference between the ancient Jewish manner of applying them , and that which prevails among mo- dern Europeans in the use of words fuppofed to be equivalent . It is most certain , that titles were originally the names ...
... also to the difference between the ancient Jewish manner of applying them , and that which prevails among mo- dern Europeans in the use of words fuppofed to be equivalent . It is most certain , that titles were originally the names ...
Page 441
... also exult in the profpect , that he himself may benefit by the wisdom , and profit by the examples , of a people , whose counsellors and governors , while they have laboured with affi- duity and uprightness to promote the felicity of ...
... also exult in the profpect , that he himself may benefit by the wisdom , and profit by the examples , of a people , whose counsellors and governors , while they have laboured with affi- duity and uprightness to promote the felicity of ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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