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Per- haps no town in the kingdom has re- mained more stationary than Bedford , for feveral centuries paft . From Speed's Map , of which the date is 1608 , it appears to have been at that period of almoft ex- actly the fame dimentions as ...
Per- haps no town in the kingdom has re- mained more stationary than Bedford , for feveral centuries paft . From Speed's Map , of which the date is 1608 , it appears to have been at that period of almoft ex- actly the fame dimentions as ...
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RAYNAL'S Hiftory elucidates the most interefting period of modern occurrences ; mean the European ettablishments in the two ladies . A flowing style , and ornamented periods , embellish his pic- ture of fituations the moft oppofite ...
RAYNAL'S Hiftory elucidates the most interefting period of modern occurrences ; mean the European ettablishments in the two ladies . A flowing style , and ornamented periods , embellish his pic- ture of fituations the moft oppofite ...
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This is a performance of no ordinary ingenuity , and evinces , for the period , great chemical and mineralogical knowledge . From the preface to the lalt mentioned edition , the above particulars are taken .
This is a performance of no ordinary ingenuity , and evinces , for the period , great chemical and mineralogical knowledge . From the preface to the lalt mentioned edition , the above particulars are taken .
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The new shoots , produced . fince the period of the earthquake , had taken a vertical direction , and formed an angle with the trunk , which added ftill more to the fin- gularity of the fcene . This effect has , how- ever , been omitted ...
The new shoots , produced . fince the period of the earthquake , had taken a vertical direction , and formed an angle with the trunk , which added ftill more to the fin- gularity of the fcene . This effect has , how- ever , been omitted ...
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Having never been afflicted with any fpecies of infirmity or ill health , he retained his FIRST , fyllables differ from each other bodily vigour to a very late period , and in their poife - that is to fay , in the affec- his other ...
Having never been afflicted with any fpecies of infirmity or ill health , he retained his FIRST , fyllables differ from each other bodily vigour to a very late period , and in their poife - that is to fay , in the affec- his other ...
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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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