The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... hope of Rufsia . The streams of Dwina felt it , and amidst thick ice , opened a way of safety to their future master from lurking treaso is ; and overflowing their banks , informed the Baltic fhores of the dangers they had warded off ...
... hope of Rufsia . The streams of Dwina felt it , and amidst thick ice , opened a way of safety to their future master from lurking treaso is ; and overflowing their banks , informed the Baltic fhores of the dangers they had warded off ...
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... HOPE you are fully sensible of it , and will readily join me in acknowledging , that we lie under infinite obligations . to the bounteous Giver of all good . The gifts of his bounty , far beyond number , call for our most grateful ...
... HOPE you are fully sensible of it , and will readily join me in acknowledging , that we lie under infinite obligations . to the bounteous Giver of all good . The gifts of his bounty , far beyond number , call for our most grateful ...
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... hope of pillage : the certainty of being provided for in the army , and the impofsibility of finding subsistence elsewhere , are motives sufficient to stimulate to the greatest exertions ; so that a winters cam paign may be this year ...
... hope of pillage : the certainty of being provided for in the army , and the impofsibility of finding subsistence elsewhere , are motives sufficient to stimulate to the greatest exertions ; so that a winters cam paign may be this year ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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