The European Magazine, and London Review, Volumen43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... confequence of indifpofition , he kept his chamber . When he had sent up his name , he afcended the ftairs , upon a green carpet , the floor was fpread with green , the bed and window curtains were green , and the invalid , who was ...
... confequence of indifpofition , he kept his chamber . When he had sent up his name , he afcended the ftairs , upon a green carpet , the floor was fpread with green , the bed and window curtains were green , and the invalid , who was ...
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... confequence , it pre- fents a fcene awfully grand ! The military antiquary will find much to admire in its deep ditches , high ramparts , and great extent ; and the man addicted to reflection , and pof- felling fenfibility , will feel ...
... confequence , it pre- fents a fcene awfully grand ! The military antiquary will find much to admire in its deep ditches , high ramparts , and great extent ; and the man addicted to reflection , and pof- felling fenfibility , will feel ...
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... confequence of the Small Pox , with the mortality in confe- quence of other diseases : Died of the Small Pox at Paris in the four months of July and Auguft last , and September and October Of other Diseases 1417 4046 Total of Deaths ...
... confequence of the Small Pox , with the mortality in confe- quence of other diseases : Died of the Small Pox at Paris in the four months of July and Auguft last , and September and October Of other Diseases 1417 4046 Total of Deaths ...
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... , the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer moved , that the fum of 15,160l . os . 6d . be granted to make good the like fum iffued by his K Majelly , The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave notice , in confequence FOR JANUARY 1803 . 65.
... , the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer moved , that the fum of 15,160l . os . 6d . be granted to make good the like fum iffued by his K Majelly , The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave notice , in confequence FOR JANUARY 1803 . 65.
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... confequence of the quantity fent out of the kingdom . The remainder of his arguments tended to fhow , that Parliament ought not to in- demnify any fet of men who were lofers by their fpeculations . - Several Members fpoke in favour of ...
... confequence of the quantity fent out of the kingdom . The remainder of his arguments tended to fhow , that Parliament ought not to in- demnify any fet of men who were lofers by their fpeculations . - Several Members fpoke in favour of ...
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