The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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... must give an account ( I know not how foon ) of all my actions . Your Treasurert , his ambition has been great , and his labouring popularity has certainly prejudiced your fervice . Nothing could gain him that name fooner , than by ...
... must give an account ( I know not how foon ) of all my actions . Your Treasurert , his ambition has been great , and his labouring popularity has certainly prejudiced your fervice . Nothing could gain him that name fooner , than by ...
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of all the philofophy on earth will have paffions and appetites , which therefore must be confidered like bad weather , rigorous feafans , feorching heats and other natural evils , that cannot be avoided , but must be provided againit ...
of all the philofophy on earth will have paffions and appetites , which therefore must be confidered like bad weather , rigorous feafans , feorching heats and other natural evils , that cannot be avoided , but must be provided againit ...
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... must be provided , or the farmer would be diftreffed for want of purchafers . Another article on which our author has bestowed too little attention , is the ftate of the roads . For , unless roads are fo good as to be paffable with ...
... must be provided , or the farmer would be diftreffed for want of purchafers . Another article on which our author has bestowed too little attention , is the ftate of the roads . For , unless roads are fo good as to be paffable with ...
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