The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... fact one of the most pernicious laws that was ever made . * * Perhaps no subject has afforded a more ample field for declama- tion , or more justly , than the poor laws of England ; but declamation is to be here avoided . The following ...
... fact one of the most pernicious laws that was ever made . * * Perhaps no subject has afforded a more ample field for declama- tion , or more justly , than the poor laws of England ; but declamation is to be here avoided . The following ...
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... fact the cause of such mischievous effects in trade as must deeply hurt the real interests of the coun- try . No argument , it is generally admitted , like matter of fact is . I fhall therefore beg leave to state a few facts respecting ...
... fact the cause of such mischievous effects in trade as must deeply hurt the real interests of the coun- try . No argument , it is generally admitted , like matter of fact is . I fhall therefore beg leave to state a few facts respecting ...
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... fact be certain , that the descendants of European fheep in the West Indies do become in time appa- rently the same with the native flock , the infe- rence , that this effect is produced entirely by the influence of the climate is ...
... fact be certain , that the descendants of European fheep in the West Indies do become in time appa- rently the same with the native flock , the infe- rence , that this effect is produced entirely by the influence of the climate is ...
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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