The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 24J. Fielding, 1793 |
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... these edifices because they were unfashion- able ? If these words , not modifh for the age , were not given as a reafon why the churches were demolished , they are , in this place , entirely unmeaning , and unelegant . This , with the ...
... these edifices because they were unfashion- able ? If these words , not modifh for the age , were not given as a reafon why the churches were demolished , they are , in this place , entirely unmeaning , and unelegant . This , with the ...
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... these orders are more favourable to Sweden than thofe ftipulated in the Treaty exifting between the two Courts , as in the Treaty all transports of pro- visions to an enemy are declared con- traband , and subject to confiscation . The ...
... these orders are more favourable to Sweden than thofe ftipulated in the Treaty exifting between the two Courts , as in the Treaty all transports of pro- visions to an enemy are declared con- traband , and subject to confiscation . The ...
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... these papers at the time to one Falazé , Member of the Commission , to frame the indictment against Louis Capet ; but that he the deponent was very much furprized to find , tña . Falazé , in the report he made to the National Convention ...
... these papers at the time to one Falazé , Member of the Commission , to frame the indictment against Louis Capet ; but that he the deponent was very much furprized to find , tña . Falazé , in the report he made to the National Convention ...
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