The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... attention , by this conę stancy , unconquerable in labcur the fabulous celeri- ty of antiquity , was in the days of Peter actually ex- amplified . How agreeable these succefses in naval affairs so highly advantageous to the glory of the ...
... attention , by this conę stancy , unconquerable in labcur the fabulous celeri- ty of antiquity , was in the days of Peter actually ex- amplified . How agreeable these succefses in naval affairs so highly advantageous to the glory of the ...
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... attention , that many men are ruined by a kind of thoughtlefs imprudence ve- ry much short of bad attention . But ruin , come how it may , is a very unpleasant occurrence , and when it hap- > pens to one who is young in life and ...
... attention , that many men are ruined by a kind of thoughtlefs imprudence ve- ry much short of bad attention . But ruin , come how it may , is a very unpleasant occurrence , and when it hap- > pens to one who is young in life and ...
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... attention of some such powerful patrio- tic society as the board of agriculture , that might arise one day to profit by his peculiar labour . Another very sensible and favourable report of these islands , given since by another ...
... attention of some such powerful patrio- tic society as the board of agriculture , that might arise one day to profit by his peculiar labour . Another very sensible and favourable report of these islands , given since by another ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
On the mode of providing | 19 |
Reading memorandums | 29 |
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