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... Society , " with the outlines of the plan for ameliorating their circumstances , which he is now pursuing . As this pamphlet was printed solely for the use of the members of the New - England Company , it is not in general circulation ...
... Society , " with the outlines of the plan for ameliorating their circumstances , which he is now pursuing . As this pamphlet was printed solely for the use of the members of the New - England Company , it is not in general circulation ...
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... society with great abundance of the good things of life ; and the influx from other societies supplies the waste occasioned by mortality . Mr. C.'s account of the Friends in America excites our surprize : Though the Friends are a more ...
... society with great abundance of the good things of life ; and the influx from other societies supplies the waste occasioned by mortality . Mr. C.'s account of the Friends in America excites our surprize : Though the Friends are a more ...
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... Society of London . This patronage he confessedly sought ; and not having had the good fortune to obtain it , he derides the " fashion of the times " in attaching great importance to such authorities as professors of chemistry ...
... Society of London . This patronage he confessedly sought ; and not having had the good fortune to obtain it , he derides the " fashion of the times " in attaching great importance to such authorities as professors of chemistry ...
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The Spirit of the Age or Contemporary Portraits Page | 1 |
Lawlesss Compendium of the History of Ireland | 15 |
Halketts Historical Notes on the NorthAmerican Indians | 25 |
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