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The Maleeat is the hereditary original right of the crown , and consists in produce and money . The King gets in kind one - fifth of the produce of the land , i.e. of wheat , barley , silk , tobacco , indigo , & c . and articles of that ...
The Maleeat is the hereditary original right of the crown , and consists in produce and money . The King gets in kind one - fifth of the produce of the land , i.e. of wheat , barley , silk , tobacco , indigo , & c . and articles of that ...
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We may , however , produce some examples of silent men of genius : timidity , misfortune , disdain , or ennui , are often the cause of it ; but , in general , extent of ideas and warmth of soul naturally inspire the necessity of ...
We may , however , produce some examples of silent men of genius : timidity , misfortune , disdain , or ennui , are often the cause of it ; but , in general , extent of ideas and warmth of soul naturally inspire the necessity of ...
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It is to be wished that our intelligent architects , in imitation of the antients , would combine with their skilful elevations this interest . ing art , which is capable of producing the most noble effect .
It is to be wished that our intelligent architects , in imitation of the antients , would combine with their skilful elevations this interest . ing art , which is capable of producing the most noble effect .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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