The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... considered merely in itself , without having . a reference to the uses to which it may be applied in the farther study of nature , it would lose much of that respec- tability to which it otherwise may justly lay claim ; and as in the ...
... considered merely in itself , without having . a reference to the uses to which it may be applied in the farther study of nature , it would lose much of that respec- tability to which it otherwise may justly lay claim ; and as in the ...
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... considered Peter the Great , with regard to the use of his dubeen , as the knight errant of a barbarous em- pire , carrying a cudgel instead of a lance , for the protection of wi- dows , orphans , and the opprefsed in general , and from ...
... considered Peter the Great , with regard to the use of his dubeen , as the knight errant of a barbarous em- pire , carrying a cudgel instead of a lance , for the protection of wi- dows , orphans , and the opprefsed in general , and from ...
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... considered the circumstances ; and which , instead of abating , must , in all probability , continue , for some time , to acquire addi tional energy ; for the ruling powers , conscious that their safety unthin the realm , depends on the ...
... considered the circumstances ; and which , instead of abating , must , in all probability , continue , for some time , to acquire addi tional energy ; for the ruling powers , conscious that their safety unthin the realm , depends on the ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
On the mode of providing | 19 |
Reading memorandums | 29 |
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