The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... themselves up in the manfion - houfe , which feems to have been one of their depots , and the few that furvived the explosion were put to the fword . The French troops are ftated to have lost on this occafion the advanced posts of two ...
... themselves up in the manfion - houfe , which feems to have been one of their depots , and the few that furvived the explosion were put to the fword . The French troops are ftated to have lost on this occafion the advanced posts of two ...
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... themselves against the Romans , till the latter had fcalped them . As we no where else find inftances of this bar- barous practice amongst the Romans , it appears probable , that this was only a retaliation , and that the Cimbri had ...
... themselves against the Romans , till the latter had fcalped them . As we no where else find inftances of this bar- barous practice amongst the Romans , it appears probable , that this was only a retaliation , and that the Cimbri had ...
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... themselves , is the liberality of the Government , which allows all people , of whatever nation , to make what copies they please from them , en- tirely free of expence ; and there were not lefs than twenty perfons availing themselves ...
... themselves , is the liberality of the Government , which allows all people , of whatever nation , to make what copies they please from them , en- tirely free of expence ; and there were not lefs than twenty perfons availing themselves ...
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