The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 53
... Lives . In three Parts . Comprehending the Public at large - Those who ferve in the Armies of his Britannic Majelly - And those in the Royal Navy . Calculated on a new Principle . Whereby the Be- nehts to Subscribers are clearly defined ...
... Lives . In three Parts . Comprehending the Public at large - Those who ferve in the Armies of his Britannic Majelly - And those in the Royal Navy . Calculated on a new Principle . Whereby the Be- nehts to Subscribers are clearly defined ...
Page 54
... lives only ; and if a man in- fures his own life , it is his heir , and not himself that will reap the benefit . As ... Lives in behalf of others , or on the Lives of others in be- half of themselves ; the perfons fo affuring on ...
... lives only ; and if a man in- fures his own life , it is his heir , and not himself that will reap the benefit . As ... Lives in behalf of others , or on the Lives of others in be- half of themselves ; the perfons fo affuring on ...
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... lives already written , but by the introduction of many new lives . That our Readers may be fully informed of the Editor's defign , in this publication , we fhall give them the following particulars from his preface : The new lives will ...
... lives already written , but by the introduction of many new lives . That our Readers may be fully informed of the Editor's defign , in this publication , we fhall give them the following particulars from his preface : The new lives will ...
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