The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... land that yielded the most ample returns , nothing but the greatest worthleffness on their part could have prevented their getting forward , and becoming men of property . That too many of them were of this defcription will appear ...
... land that yielded the most ample returns , nothing but the greatest worthleffness on their part could have prevented their getting forward , and becoming men of property . That too many of them were of this defcription will appear ...
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... land - Replace those vir tuous men that have for ages pait , in regular fucceffion , blefs'd our humble Senate - Bid him do this , and Switzer- land , that now abhors , will venerate his name , the life he offers then will be accepted ...
... land - Replace those vir tuous men that have for ages pait , in regular fucceffion , blefs'd our humble Senate - Bid him do this , and Switzer- land , that now abhors , will venerate his name , the life he offers then will be accepted ...
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... land acts with respect to France . en- In an Arreté lately published by the French Government , for the couragement of rivateers , the follow- ing advantages are held out : -A re- ward of 40 francs is offered for each prifoner taken on ...
... land acts with respect to France . en- In an Arreté lately published by the French Government , for the couragement of rivateers , the follow- ing advantages are held out : -A re- ward of 40 francs is offered for each prifoner taken on ...
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