The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... received ; and will be reserved for the satisfaction of the readers of the Bee , for the quantity is too small to admit of any very important experiments . This was received and along with it a plant of the GoSSYPIUM Persica or Persian ...
... received ; and will be reserved for the satisfaction of the readers of the Bee , for the quantity is too small to admit of any very important experiments . This was received and along with it a plant of the GoSSYPIUM Persica or Persian ...
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... received . But though the Editor has every inclination to oblige his correspondents , he finds it impofsible . The communications now by him , form such a mafs as would require a very great length of time to look over them all , so that ...
... received . But though the Editor has every inclination to oblige his correspondents , he finds it impofsible . The communications now by him , form such a mafs as would require a very great length of time to look over them all , so that ...
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... received , to which he wishes it may he in his power , to do that justice they deserve . The hints from a respectable and reverend subscriber respectiug the poor laws , are gratefully received , and would have been more fully noticed ...
... received , to which he wishes it may he in his power , to do that justice they deserve . The hints from a respectable and reverend subscriber respectiug the poor laws , are gratefully received , and would have been more fully noticed ...
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Oration of Peter the Great | 10 |
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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