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Page 299
The next object of the Major's reprehension is Mr. Curwen : • Mr. Curwen figured , in 1809 , as a moderate reformer ; and with what success ? His bill , when it came from his Whig hands , was pale blue . On the treasury - bench , it was ...
The next object of the Major's reprehension is Mr. Curwen : • Mr. Curwen figured , in 1809 , as a moderate reformer ; and with what success ? His bill , when it came from his Whig hands , was pale blue . On the treasury - bench , it was ...
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... their respective merits , or to estimate what degree of success might be expected to follow each mode of operating . ... of removing a portion of the border of the iris , may always be practised with considerable ease and success .
... their respective merits , or to estimate what degree of success might be expected to follow each mode of operating . ... of removing a portion of the border of the iris , may always be practised with considerable ease and success .
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It was here , accordingly , that the Minden , a 74 , and the Salsette frigate , were constructed , and with a success which gives encouragement to a perseverance in the teak - building plan . Prince of Wales's island , so much noticed ...
It was here , accordingly , that the Minden , a 74 , and the Salsette frigate , were constructed , and with a success which gives encouragement to a perseverance in the teak - building plan . Prince of Wales's island , so much noticed ...
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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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