The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 |
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... possessing a Mayor and a Communal Municipality . All the considerable cities are divided into several Communes . The Despot would consider his precarious authority endangered by the re union of the discontented inhabitants of an entire ...
... possessing a Mayor and a Communal Municipality . All the considerable cities are divided into several Communes . The Despot would consider his precarious authority endangered by the re union of the discontented inhabitants of an entire ...
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... possessed by France , it stretches to the cast , as far , at least , as the river Perdigo , which runs into the bay of Mexico east- ward of the river Mobille . It may be consistent with the view of these notes to remark , that Louisiana ...
... possessed by France , it stretches to the cast , as far , at least , as the river Perdigo , which runs into the bay of Mexico east- ward of the river Mobille . It may be consistent with the view of these notes to remark , that Louisiana ...
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... possessed . If they attempted to prosecute by indictment , the magistrate , in the first in- stance , would either ... possessing the qualities of a reformer and founder of a sect , has experienced the harsh treatment which inno- vation ...
... possessed . If they attempted to prosecute by indictment , the magistrate , in the first in- stance , would either ... possessing the qualities of a reformer and founder of a sect , has experienced the harsh treatment which inno- vation ...
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