The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 40
... house , in Bed- fordshire ; one of the seats of the earl of Bute . These plates are , indeed , truly elegant , and do honour to the taste of the noble proprietor of Luton - house , who chose the defigns here given , from a variety of ...
... house , in Bed- fordshire ; one of the seats of the earl of Bute . These plates are , indeed , truly elegant , and do honour to the taste of the noble proprietor of Luton - house , who chose the defigns here given , from a variety of ...
Page 164
... House of Commons and the Colonies as between the House of Commons and the inhabitants of Great Britain . The House of Commons could not tax them any more than they can tax us without at the same time taxing them- felves . ' This idea ...
... House of Commons and the Colonies as between the House of Commons and the inhabitants of Great Britain . The House of Commons could not tax them any more than they can tax us without at the same time taxing them- felves . ' This idea ...
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... house of to - day resembles my house of yesterday .'- The argument is equally capable of proving the independent and permanent existence of inarticulate sounds , as the crowing of a cock , or barking of a dog , when these animals are ...
... house of to - day resembles my house of yesterday .'- The argument is equally capable of proving the independent and permanent existence of inarticulate sounds , as the crowing of a cock , or barking of a dog , when these animals are ...
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