The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... allowed to see it , and give in their objections in the same manner as in the case of the state and order of ranking ; but objections are very rarely made against the scheme , which is carefully framed upon the principles of previous ...
... allowed to see it , and give in their objections in the same manner as in the case of the state and order of ranking ; but objections are very rarely made against the scheme , which is carefully framed upon the principles of previous ...
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... allowed to escape in some late num- bers , which he hopes his readers will excuse ; they will be noticed in the errata at the end of the volume . 161 . THE BEE , OR LITERARY WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER , 272 Dec. 18 . to correspondents . To ...
... allowed to escape in some late num- bers , which he hopes his readers will excuse ; they will be noticed in the errata at the end of the volume . 161 . THE BEE , OR LITERARY WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER , 272 Dec. 18 . to correspondents . To ...
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... allowed , so as the jury may be able to confine their verdict to those facts remitted to them , and such relative facts as have an im- mediate and plain tendency to establish the same thing . For the sake of informing the judges and ...
... allowed , so as the jury may be able to confine their verdict to those facts remitted to them , and such relative facts as have an im- mediate and plain tendency to establish the same thing . For the sake of informing the judges and ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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