The Gentleman's Magazine, Band 15;Band 111,Teil 1E. Cave, 1841 |
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... living from civil or military em- ployment , or on their farms , in obscurity or poverty . ' Let us examine whether this charge deserves more credit than the other . Official documents , of incontestible veracity , show that the Swedish ...
... living from civil or military em- ployment , or on their farms , in obscurity or poverty . ' Let us examine whether this charge deserves more credit than the other . Official documents , of incontestible veracity , show that the Swedish ...
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... living entirely in , fresh water . The oceanic salmon is a much better fish for the table than these or even the Baltic salmon ; but I could not learn that there was any apparent difference in size or form . " In discoursing on the ...
... living entirely in , fresh water . The oceanic salmon is a much better fish for the table than these or even the Baltic salmon ; but I could not learn that there was any apparent difference in size or form . " In discoursing on the ...
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... living forty miles up in the forest , cut down a tree , which , in its fall , tore up the moss on which it grew , and laid bare some very white looking stuff like meal . He baked it into bread , with some rye - meal mixed , found no bad ...
... living forty miles up in the forest , cut down a tree , which , in its fall , tore up the moss on which it grew , and laid bare some very white looking stuff like meal . He baked it into bread , with some rye - meal mixed , found no bad ...
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... living like soldiers in a regiment , under classes or oligarchies of privileged bodies the public function- aries , clergy , nobility , owners of estates exempt from taxation , and incorporated traders exempt from competition . The time ...
... living like soldiers in a regiment , under classes or oligarchies of privileged bodies the public function- aries , clergy , nobility , owners of estates exempt from taxation , and incorporated traders exempt from competition . The time ...
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... living generation to another state of being . Where they attempt it by resist- ing reforms in church or state , and ad- hering to laws and social arrangements unsuitable to the intelligence and civili- sation of the age , we see in ...
... living generation to another state of being . Where they attempt it by resist- ing reforms in church or state , and ad- hering to laws and social arrangements unsuitable to the intelligence and civili- sation of the age , we see in ...
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