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Page 73
... passages ; and he thinks , that in those of the French , which are more explicit , the Dressing of a Battalion , —the passage of Obstacles , -Marching the Battalion to a Flank , -Passage of Battalions through each other , - Changes of ...
... passages ; and he thinks , that in those of the French , which are more explicit , the Dressing of a Battalion , —the passage of Obstacles , -Marching the Battalion to a Flank , -Passage of Battalions through each other , - Changes of ...
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... passage to which he refers , ( Rev. for Nov. p . 293 , ) was Mr. Gibbon ; see his Roman History , vol . iv . , in the chapter on Civil Law . Respecting the other part of Mr. F.'s letter , we can afford him no informatio ; nor is the ...
... passage to which he refers , ( Rev. for Nov. p . 293 , ) was Mr. Gibbon ; see his Roman History , vol . iv . , in the chapter on Civil Law . Respecting the other part of Mr. F.'s letter , we can afford him no informatio ; nor is the ...
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... passage establishes also a regular intercourse be- tween the Roman merchants and China , at that early period . This singular passage I shall insert here , as corrected by Salmasius : for Pliny's style is often obscure , from his ...
... passage establishes also a regular intercourse be- tween the Roman merchants and China , at that early period . This singular passage I shall insert here , as corrected by Salmasius : for Pliny's style is often obscure , from his ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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