The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... considered one of the most material in the Bill , he begged to fay a few words on that particular claufe , which was to provide for his Majesty's re- fuming his government , whenever it should please God to grant him a recovery . It was ...
... considered one of the most material in the Bill , he begged to fay a few words on that particular claufe , which was to provide for his Majesty's re- fuming his government , whenever it should please God to grant him a recovery . It was ...
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... considered handfome without pretenfions to beauty . Every thing depends upon their manner of entering the world , and upon the part they have taken up . " He has had confiderable concerns in dif- " Chryfante enjoys an immenfe income ...
... considered handfome without pretenfions to beauty . Every thing depends upon their manner of entering the world , and upon the part they have taken up . " He has had confiderable concerns in dif- " Chryfante enjoys an immenfe income ...
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Embellished with 1 An engraved FRONTISPIECE reprefenting the GOTHIC FONT | 38 |
Watkinss Effay on the End of the World | 48 |
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