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... Remarks on. Paine , Thomas , Tracts relative to , 227 Paris . See Roviere . Parliaments , History of , Pasigraphy , 562 Kent , 220 Pastoral Lessons , 449 Roman Conversations , 2d Edit . 266 Pathology , Manual of , 550 Rome , Antiquities ...
... Remarks on. Paine , Thomas , Tracts relative to , 227 Paris . See Roviere . Parliaments , History of , Pasigraphy , 562 Kent , 220 Pastoral Lessons , 449 Roman Conversations , 2d Edit . 266 Pathology , Manual of , 550 Rome , Antiquities ...
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... remarks in certain instances as tedious or mi- nute , might be induced on the spot to retract that censure , and to acknowlege their inexhaustible utility . In the introduction , Mr. L. gives a succinct account of the foundation of Rome ...
... remarks in certain instances as tedious or mi- nute , might be induced on the spot to retract that censure , and to acknowlege their inexhaustible utility . In the introduction , Mr. L. gives a succinct account of the foundation of Rome ...
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... remarks on the stalls in churches , occasioned by a triple stone seat at Upchurch in Kent * . Sepulchral monuments at Lincoln form the next article : an account of them being communicated to Mr. Pownal by the Rev. J. Carter . They were ...
... remarks on the stalls in churches , occasioned by a triple stone seat at Upchurch in Kent * . Sepulchral monuments at Lincoln form the next article : an account of them being communicated to Mr. Pownal by the Rev. J. Carter . They were ...
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