An Historical, Geographical, Commercial and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 1Editor, 1795 |
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... formed by the inhabitants of the moft diftant regions , for the fupply of wants they had never before experienced . The productions of climates fituated under the equator were confumed in countries bordering on the pole ; the industry ...
... formed by the inhabitants of the moft diftant regions , for the fupply of wants they had never before experienced . The productions of climates fituated under the equator were confumed in countries bordering on the pole ; the industry ...
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... formed the principal defign of the work ; but he farther withed with this to connect a general view of the fituation of the remaining European poffeffions in Ame rica and the Weft - India , iflands ; this has been therefore at- tempted ...
... formed the principal defign of the work ; but he farther withed with this to connect a general view of the fituation of the remaining European poffeffions in Ame rica and the Weft - India , iflands ; this has been therefore at- tempted ...
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... formed a defign no less astonishing to the age in which he lived , than beneficial to pofterity . Among the foreigners whom the fame of the difcoveries made by the Portuguese had allured into their fervice , was Chriftopher Colon or ...
... formed a defign no less astonishing to the age in which he lived , than beneficial to pofterity . Among the foreigners whom the fame of the difcoveries made by the Portuguese had allured into their fervice , was Chriftopher Colon or ...
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... formed a part of the great continent of India , must infallibly be difcovered . Principles and arguments of various kinds , and derived from different fources , induced him to adopt this opinion , feemingly as chimerical as it was new ...
... formed a part of the great continent of India , must infallibly be difcovered . Principles and arguments of various kinds , and derived from different fources , induced him to adopt this opinion , feemingly as chimerical as it was new ...
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... forming and of executing great defigns than that of Columbus , all those reasonings , and obfervations , and au- thorities , would have ferved only as the foundation of fome plaufible and fruitless theory , which might have furnished ...
... forming and of executing great defigns than that of Columbus , all those reasonings , and obfervations , and au- thorities , would have ferved only as the foundation of fome plaufible and fruitless theory , which might have furnished ...
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