The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... present features of nature and society ; and they have the art of allur- ing in conversation every variety of information , which it would be reckoned dangerous or trifling to communicate to We therefore exhort those of our countrywomen ...
... present features of nature and society ; and they have the art of allur- ing in conversation every variety of information , which it would be reckoned dangerous or trifling to communicate to We therefore exhort those of our countrywomen ...
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... present 18 and 24 pounders . 30 howitzer cannons , of 48 lbs . shells , having the weight of the present 18 pounders . 28 carronades for shells of 48 lbs . , having the weight of the common 36 lbs . carronade . These pieces , each ...
... present 18 and 24 pounders . 30 howitzer cannons , of 48 lbs . shells , having the weight of the present 18 pounders . 28 carronades for shells of 48 lbs . , having the weight of the common 36 lbs . carronade . These pieces , each ...
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... present 18 and 24 pounders . 30 howitzer cannons , of 48 lbs . shells , having the weight of the present 18 pounders . 28 carronades for shells of 48 lbs . , having the weight of the common 36 lbs . carronade . These pieces , each ...
... present 18 and 24 pounders . 30 howitzer cannons , of 48 lbs . shells , having the weight of the present 18 pounders . 28 carronades for shells of 48 lbs . , having the weight of the common 36 lbs . carronade . These pieces , each ...
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