The Quarterly Journal, Band 7John Murray, 1819 |
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... seen the instru- ment , is unable to rectify . The communication signed I. T - s , relating to Mr. Davies Gilbert's motion in the House of Commons , for an Address to H. R. H. the Prince Regent , praying " that His Majesty's minis- ters ...
... seen the instru- ment , is unable to rectify . The communication signed I. T - s , relating to Mr. Davies Gilbert's motion in the House of Commons , for an Address to H. R. H. the Prince Regent , praying " that His Majesty's minis- ters ...
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... is generally believed that it proves a grave to nine - tenths of the Europeans who remain there in the space of one year ; and of those who survive , there is VOL . VII . it as B hardly one to be seen who has the appearance of.
... is generally believed that it proves a grave to nine - tenths of the Europeans who remain there in the space of one year ; and of those who survive , there is VOL . VII . it as B hardly one to be seen who has the appearance of.
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hardly one to be seen who has the appearance of health in his countenance . A sallow paleness of face , a sickly languor of complexion , an emaciated look , and listless debility of motion , appear in every person . The inhabitants are ...
hardly one to be seen who has the appearance of health in his countenance . A sallow paleness of face , a sickly languor of complexion , an emaciated look , and listless debility of motion , appear in every person . The inhabitants are ...
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... seen him repeatedly under the paroxysms , and particularly at Mr. Wiegerman's country- house , where Sir George Staunton and I had gone with Mr. Wiegerman and Mr. Titsing the evening before , ) had been long ill of a fever , as they ...
... seen him repeatedly under the paroxysms , and particularly at Mr. Wiegerman's country- house , where Sir George Staunton and I had gone with Mr. Wiegerman and Mr. Titsing the evening before , ) had been long ill of a fever , as they ...
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... seen in any cheek . While at home in their own houses , they dress like their slaves . Their clothes are made of the same red checkered cotton cloth , and consist chiefly of a long loose gown descending to the ancles , with large wide ...
... seen in any cheek . While at home in their own houses , they dress like their slaves . Their clothes are made of the same red checkered cotton cloth , and consist chiefly of a long loose gown descending to the ancles , with large wide ...
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