The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1807 |
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... important communications , favoured me with a proper introduction to the custom - house , where I drew from the fountain head the most authentic and important accounts of the commerce , shipping , and commercial revenue , of the British ...
... important communications , favoured me with a proper introduction to the custom - house , where I drew from the fountain head the most authentic and important accounts of the commerce , shipping , and commercial revenue , of the British ...
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... important branch of manufac ture , which , if it could be sufficiently extended , would render this country independent of Sweden for the supply of an article so indis pensibly necessary , and of which about three fourths of the ...
... important branch of manufac ture , which , if it could be sufficiently extended , would render this country independent of Sweden for the supply of an article so indis pensibly necessary , and of which about three fourths of the ...
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... important as Paris ; the commander of the Saxon dragoons , Benkendorf , and Peter III . , who would not listen to the warning of the great Frederic . The following anecdote occurs in the course of this me- moir : It was necessary to ...
... important as Paris ; the commander of the Saxon dragoons , Benkendorf , and Peter III . , who would not listen to the warning of the great Frederic . The following anecdote occurs in the course of this me- moir : It was necessary to ...
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