THE MONTHLY REVIEW.1780 |
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... give the Reader fome idea of the immenfe tract of coun try , through which the merchandize is transported by land car- riage , in the trade carried on between Ruffia and China ; the Author gives a lift of diftances between various ...
... give the Reader fome idea of the immenfe tract of coun try , through which the merchandize is transported by land car- riage , in the trade carried on between Ruffia and China ; the Author gives a lift of diftances between various ...
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... give a particu- lar answer to this query ; only this I can fay , that there are not ten unfeafoned hands ( as we term them ) that die now : whereas , hereto- fore not one of five efcaped the first year . 18. English fhips , near eighty ...
... give a particu- lar answer to this query ; only this I can fay , that there are not ten unfeafoned hands ( as we term them ) that die now : whereas , hereto- fore not one of five efcaped the first year . 18. English fhips , near eighty ...
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... gives us , as Critics , much caufe of complaint , on account fometimes of his frivolity , but much oftener of his incorrectness ; in which laft refpect he is faulty , even ... give Obfervations made during a Tour through England , & c . 25.
... gives us , as Critics , much caufe of complaint , on account fometimes of his frivolity , but much oftener of his incorrectness ; in which laft refpect he is faulty , even ... give Obfervations made during a Tour through England , & c . 25.
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... give the 18th letter entire . Auguft 1778 . The last place I parted with you from was Peake's Hole , and there you will naturally have concluded that our underground work- ings bad been at an end . But alas ! my friend , fate had ...
... give the 18th letter entire . Auguft 1778 . The last place I parted with you from was Peake's Hole , and there you will naturally have concluded that our underground work- ings bad been at an end . But alas ! my friend , fate had ...
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... give it vent : through this our journey was to continue . A cry of light , however , alarmed us : the confinement of the air , and the narrownefs of our track , had extin- guished all our torches ; the candles too , all but one finall ...
... give it vent : through this our journey was to continue . A cry of light , however , alarmed us : the confinement of the air , and the narrownefs of our track , had extin- guished all our torches ; the candles too , all but one finall ...
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