The European Magazine, and London Review, Tập 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... fent him to the Univerfity at an early age ; but it cannot be faid that he went through any thing like a regular courfe of studies , as he only remained three years at College , and never entered the class of Natural Philofophy . It was ...
... fent him to the Univerfity at an early age ; but it cannot be faid that he went through any thing like a regular courfe of studies , as he only remained three years at College , and never entered the class of Natural Philofophy . It was ...
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... fent their boat on board , which returned with a large fum of money ; they burnt the vessel , and probably made the crew walk overboard , as there were none of them brought on board the privateer.- General Bowles had commiffioned three ...
... fent their boat on board , which returned with a large fum of money ; they burnt the vessel , and probably made the crew walk overboard , as there were none of them brought on board the privateer.- General Bowles had commiffioned three ...
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... fent the London Packet to Balamban- gan , in expectation of the thip from Madras , on the 8th of June 1764 . Having feen the old Sultan peaceably re - established in the government , Alex- ander Dalrymple received , from him and the ...
... fent the London Packet to Balamban- gan , in expectation of the thip from Madras , on the 8th of June 1764 . Having feen the old Sultan peaceably re - established in the government , Alex- ander Dalrymple received , from him and the ...
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