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... Author inquires what were the Privileges granted by the Crown to the Proprietor and Inhabitants of Pen- fylvania , by the Charter of Penfylvania ? This charter dif- fers from that of Maryland in feveral circumstances , and parti ...
... Author inquires what were the Privileges granted by the Crown to the Proprietor and Inhabitants of Pen- fylvania , by the Charter of Penfylvania ? This charter dif- fers from that of Maryland in feveral circumstances , and parti ...
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... Author , than to compare him with himself . This obfervation is founded on a fup- pofition , that every Author has his peculiar method of expreffing himself , and that he every where acts confiflently with it : the for- mer is true of ...
... Author , than to compare him with himself . This obfervation is founded on a fup- pofition , that every Author has his peculiar method of expreffing himself , and that he every where acts confiflently with it : the for- mer is true of ...
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... Author is Dr. Priestley ; to whom the Public is indebted for a number of fmall tracts , on moral and religious fubjects ; and which are fet at a fmall price , that the commonalty , and the poor , who are feldom duly confidered by the ...
... Author is Dr. Priestley ; to whom the Public is indebted for a number of fmall tracts , on moral and religious fubjects ; and which are fet at a fmall price , that the commonalty , and the poor , who are feldom duly confidered by the ...
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CHRONICAL Disorders See BORDEU | 9 |
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