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There procure not only the quantity of wool recettary for the fine manufactures of the country , but even furnith a fiurplus equal to the intes rior confumption , which supdns is kill at the Leipzig fairs PRUSSIA .
There procure not only the quantity of wool recettary for the fine manufactures of the country , but even furnith a fiurplus equal to the intes rior confumption , which supdns is kill at the Leipzig fairs PRUSSIA .
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The breed was first im- ported from that country in 1776 , and Daubenton having , by the experiments made during feven years , ascertained that he had by judicious intermixture pro- duced a breed bearing wool equal in quality to that ...
The breed was first im- ported from that country in 1776 , and Daubenton having , by the experiments made during feven years , ascertained that he had by judicious intermixture pro- duced a breed bearing wool equal in quality to that ...
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It mouft indeed be in the recollection of all your readers , that the hottest days in the whole year were in June ; and it now appears to have , been fo much the cafe , as to equal the higher temperature that is ufually ex- perienced in ...
It mouft indeed be in the recollection of all your readers , that the hottest days in the whole year were in June ; and it now appears to have , been fo much the cafe , as to equal the higher temperature that is ufually ex- perienced in ...
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He ferved for a length of time under Frederic , for whom he appears to have entertained a more equal admiration than his prede- ceffor expreffes , and gives a more cir- cumftantial account of the actions he records .
He ferved for a length of time under Frederic , for whom he appears to have entertained a more equal admiration than his prede- ceffor expreffes , and gives a more cir- cumftantial account of the actions he records .
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Hence I conceived , it might prove ufeful to give an outline of these males , which though not of equal magnitude as the mountains in queftion , have nevertheless affumed , under our own eyes , forins , fimilar to theirs .
Hence I conceived , it might prove ufeful to give an outline of these males , which though not of equal magnitude as the mountains in queftion , have nevertheless affumed , under our own eyes , forins , fimilar to theirs .
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| Titel | The Monthly magazine, Band 23 |
| Autor/in | Monthly literary register |
| Veröffentlicht | 1807 |
| Original von | Oxford University |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Okt. 2006 |
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