The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... ment where man had full scope to his faculties , he read it many times with additional pleasure , trans- lated it into the Arabic , and added to it reflections , which fortunately for him , were too profound for those who governed ...
... ment where man had full scope to his faculties , he read it many times with additional pleasure , trans- lated it into the Arabic , and added to it reflections , which fortunately for him , were too profound for those who governed ...
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... ment . This facility of changing from the height of paf- sion into a perfect calm , threw Alladin into amaze- Doubts arose in his mind , and he began to think the advances of Zulma were not without de- sign . The governor spoke to him ...
... ment . This facility of changing from the height of paf- sion into a perfect calm , threw Alladin into amaze- Doubts arose in his mind , and he began to think the advances of Zulma were not without de- sign . The governor spoke to him ...
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... ment for erecting the true and lasting edifice of govern- ment , know edge mixt with virtue building upon the plat- form of real property and agricultural industry and simplicity of manners . With that country , it seems to me , to be ...
... ment for erecting the true and lasting edifice of govern- ment , know edge mixt with virtue building upon the plat- form of real property and agricultural industry and simplicity of manners . With that country , it seems to me , to be ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
On the mode of providing | 19 |
Reading memorandums | 29 |
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