Annual Register, Band 8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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... thought to have by the princes of the country pending their revenues on the fpot ; it is to be confidered , that this could be more than compenfated to them by fuch an extraordinary degree of fecurity , as might ren- der unneceffary the ...
... thought to have by the princes of the country pending their revenues on the fpot ; it is to be confidered , that this could be more than compenfated to them by fuch an extraordinary degree of fecurity , as might ren- der unneceffary the ...
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... thought of by their pretend- ed friends to fecure them from the want of bread , though the law , they knew , forbid them from going to feek it in foreign parts . They even called to mind an event of the preceding year , in which numbers ...
... thought of by their pretend- ed friends to fecure them from the want of bread , though the law , they knew , forbid them from going to feek it in foreign parts . They even called to mind an event of the preceding year , in which numbers ...
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... thought he had kill- ed him , and afking whether he was not mortally wounded , lord Byron while he was fpeaking fhortened his fword , and ftabbed him in the belly . " When Mr. Hawkins , the fur- geon , came in , he found Mr. Chaworth ...
... thought he had kill- ed him , and afking whether he was not mortally wounded , lord Byron while he was fpeaking fhortened his fword , and ftabbed him in the belly . " When Mr. Hawkins , the fur- geon , came in , he found Mr. Chaworth ...
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Memoirs of Mrs Johnson the celebrated Stella of Dean Swift drawn | 15 |
Obfervations on very good eatable mushrooms produced by a fort of stone | 101 |
Curious obfervations on the fmell and bath of the earth | 107 |
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