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; J. Ridgeway, 1795 - 485 Seiten |
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... extended itself from the pa- lace to the cottage ; in fhort , the revolution in the late British American colonies bids fair ultimately not only to occafion the emancipation of the other European colonies on that con- tinent , but to ...
... extended itself from the pa- lace to the cottage ; in fhort , the revolution in the late British American colonies bids fair ultimately not only to occafion the emancipation of the other European colonies on that con- tinent , but to ...
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... extended beyond the limits of the Mediterranean . The mari ner's compass had been invented and in common use for more than a century ; yet with the help of this fure guide , prompted by the most ardent fpirit of difcovery , and ...
... extended beyond the limits of the Mediterranean . The mari ner's compass had been invented and in common use for more than a century ; yet with the help of this fure guide , prompted by the most ardent fpirit of difcovery , and ...
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... extend navigation beyond its ancient limits , and had beheld the amazing progrefs of discovery among their neigh- bours the Portuguese , without one attempt to imitate or to rival them . The war with the Infidels afforded an ample field ...
... extend navigation beyond its ancient limits , and had beheld the amazing progrefs of discovery among their neigh- bours the Portuguese , without one attempt to imitate or to rival them . The war with the Infidels afforded an ample field ...
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... extend the sphere of human knowledge , and to open an intercourfe with regions hitherto unknown , fo it would afford the highest fatisfaction to her piety and zeal , after re - establishing the Christian faith in those provinces of ...
... extend the sphere of human knowledge , and to open an intercourfe with regions hitherto unknown , fo it would afford the highest fatisfaction to her piety and zeal , after re - establishing the Christian faith in those provinces of ...
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... extend the knowledge of the Chriftian faith , without imploring publicly the guidance and protection of Heaven . With this view , he , together with all the perfons under his command , marched in folemn proceffion to the monaftery of ...
... extend the knowledge of the Chriftian faith , without imploring publicly the guidance and protection of Heaven . With this view , he , together with all the perfons under his command , marched in folemn proceffion to the monaftery of ...
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