The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... land . George Jamiesone , a native of Aberdeen , studied under Rubens along with Vandyck ; he returned to Scot- land in 1628 , and died 1644. When the king was at Edinburgh , 1633 , the magistrates procured from Jamiesone many of his ...
... land . George Jamiesone , a native of Aberdeen , studied under Rubens along with Vandyck ; he returned to Scot- land in 1628 , and died 1644. When the king was at Edinburgh , 1633 , the magistrates procured from Jamiesone many of his ...
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... land ( the most valuable on the Mohawk river ) of about five thousand acres . Hendrick presented him with the land immediately , with this fhrewd remark : " Now Sir William , I will never dream with you again , n dream too hard for me ...
... land ( the most valuable on the Mohawk river ) of about five thousand acres . Hendrick presented him with the land immediately , with this fhrewd remark : " Now Sir William , I will never dream with you again , n dream too hard for me ...
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... land navigation of the river ( Potomac ) on which it stands , and the branches thereof , through a tract of as rich country for hundreds of miles as any in the world . Nor is this a solitary instance of attempts of the kind , although ...
... land navigation of the river ( Potomac ) on which it stands , and the branches thereof , through a tract of as rich country for hundreds of miles as any in the world . Nor is this a solitary instance of attempts of the kind , although ...
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