The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... tion of which deprived him of innumerable days of repose . God had judged fit that a daughter equal to her great progenitor , fhould bring them to perfec- tion in her undisturbed and blessed reign * . But although justice was not ...
... tion of which deprived him of innumerable days of repose . God had judged fit that a daughter equal to her great progenitor , fhould bring them to perfec- tion in her undisturbed and blessed reign * . But although justice was not ...
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... tion of domestic economy ; and as one branch of this art , to suggest means of improvement in rural and city architecture . One of the greatest advantages that mankind reaps from uniting in society , is the secure and steady sup- ply of ...
... tion of domestic economy ; and as one branch of this art , to suggest means of improvement in rural and city architecture . One of the greatest advantages that mankind reaps from uniting in society , is the secure and steady sup- ply of ...
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... tion . " I addrefs myself to you ( he says ) , who are the fathers of the coun- try ; I belong to a family who are as aristocratic as I am patriotic ; it has renounced me - from this I derive honour . I understand that my father is to ...
... tion . " I addrefs myself to you ( he says ) , who are the fathers of the coun- try ; I belong to a family who are as aristocratic as I am patriotic ; it has renounced me - from this I derive honour . I understand that my father is to ...
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Reading memorandums | 29 |
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