The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... universally disre- garded . The legislators , in other words , the lords of privy council , finding these laws unacceptable to the nation . VOL . XVii . PP + 1 Dec. 25 . seem to have tried various expedients with 1793 . 297 on poor laws .
... universally disre- garded . The legislators , in other words , the lords of privy council , finding these laws unacceptable to the nation . VOL . XVii . PP + 1 Dec. 25 . seem to have tried various expedients with 1793 . 297 on poor laws .
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... universally , till measures could be adopted for insuring their absolute submission . In consequence of this determination , it was only the extraordinary privi- leges of the grandees , which were universally and justly unpopular , that ...
... universally , till measures could be adopted for insuring their absolute submission . In consequence of this determination , it was only the extraordinary privi- leges of the grandees , which were universally and justly unpopular , that ...
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... universally precarious , the cul- ture of land must be much lefs vigorously prosecuted than otherwise ; and famine seems to approach with rapid strides , and threatens inevitable des- truction . The decree which was ifsued about two ...
... universally precarious , the cul- ture of land must be much lefs vigorously prosecuted than otherwise ; and famine seems to approach with rapid strides , and threatens inevitable des- truction . The decree which was ifsued about two ...
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