ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... AMERICA 30 Of the Weft India Islands 993 903 904 904 904 906 907 907 31 - Arctic Lands - 907 155 A VOYAGE to BROEDINGNAG $ 45 Chap . I. A great Storm defcribed II . Defcription of the Farmer's Daughter 845 Difcoveries , and Inventions ...
... AMERICA 30 Of the Weft India Islands 993 903 904 904 904 906 907 907 31 - Arctic Lands - 907 155 A VOYAGE to BROEDINGNAG $ 45 Chap . I. A great Storm defcribed II . Defcription of the Farmer's Daughter 845 Difcoveries , and Inventions ...
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... America ; the honour was given to the Carthagi- nians , and a book of Ariftotle was quot- ed on the occafion , which he never wrote . Some found out a conformity between fome words in the Caribbee and Hebrew languages , and did not fail ...
... America ; the honour was given to the Carthagi- nians , and a book of Ariftotle was quot- ed on the occafion , which he never wrote . Some found out a conformity between fome words in the Caribbee and Hebrew languages , and did not fail ...
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vered America ? or how is the honour of the Italian nation injured in owning , that it was to an Italian , born in Ge- noa , that we are indebted for the new world ? I purpofely remark this want of equity , good - breeding , and good ...
vered America ? or how is the honour of the Italian nation injured in owning , that it was to an Italian , born in Ge- noa , that we are indebted for the new world ? I purpofely remark this want of equity , good - breeding , and good ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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