The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1819 |
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... volumes , and the volume including the plates of vegetables to contain no plates of any species of marine animals ; that the under volume was filled exclusively with the remains of certain zoophytes and shell - fish , while the middle ...
... volumes , and the volume including the plates of vegetables to contain no plates of any species of marine animals ; that the under volume was filled exclusively with the remains of certain zoophytes and shell - fish , while the middle ...
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... volume contains nearly all the official details of the events described in its pages , both American and British . Volume II . furnishes so much interesting matter , that our limits will not be sufficiently extensive to enable us to ...
... volume contains nearly all the official details of the events described in its pages , both American and British . Volume II . furnishes so much interesting matter , that our limits will not be sufficiently extensive to enable us to ...
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... volume ; which is rendered doubly interesting by the recent events in that region , and by the praises bestowed on the conduct of the English officer , Colonel Airey , who defended Porto Ferrajo . We now reach the sixth volume of the ...
... volume ; which is rendered doubly interesting by the recent events in that region , and by the praises bestowed on the conduct of the English officer , Colonel Airey , who defended Porto Ferrajo . We now reach the sixth volume of the ...
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