The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 26Philological Society of London, 1794 |
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... whole Empire , and to avhich the Enemy did not dare to pe- netrate ; but the fubfiftence of that Army , undertaken by the whole Em- pire , was the fole condition under which it any longer could be effective , and which the phyfical ...
... whole Empire , and to avhich the Enemy did not dare to pe- netrate ; but the fubfiftence of that Army , undertaken by the whole Em- pire , was the fole condition under which it any longer could be effective , and which the phyfical ...
Side 154
... whole of thefe buildings was confumed , with all their contents , to a great amount . The wind blowing strong from the fouth , and the High - street of Ratcliffe being narrow , both fides caught fire , which prevented the engines from ...
... whole of thefe buildings was confumed , with all their contents , to a great amount . The wind blowing strong from the fouth , and the High - street of Ratcliffe being narrow , both fides caught fire , which prevented the engines from ...
Side 444
... whole down . Fine faplings , from nine to twelve inches in circumference , at five feet from the ground , and with bark as fplendid as polifhed filver , are felled by the unfeeling proprietor with as little regret as if they were thorns ...
... whole down . Fine faplings , from nine to twelve inches in circumference , at five feet from the ground , and with bark as fplendid as polifhed filver , are felled by the unfeeling proprietor with as little regret as if they were thorns ...
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