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We do not consider a ship as well manned with the proportion of landsmen
allotted by Capt . ... The proportion of boys in ships of the line , during war , we
consider as too great , since they tend to crowd the ship without adding to her
strength .
We do not consider a ship as well manned with the proportion of landsmen
allotted by Capt . ... The proportion of boys in ships of the line , during war , we
consider as too great , since they tend to crowd the ship without adding to her
strength .
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Dr . B . is disposed to consider the epidemic fever as produced by contagion ,
imported from the continental countries suffering under the ravages of war : but
he has only succeeded in shewing that war brings pestilence in its train , as the
effect ...
Dr . B . is disposed to consider the epidemic fever as produced by contagion ,
imported from the continental countries suffering under the ravages of war : but
he has only succeeded in shewing that war brings pestilence in its train , as the
effect ...
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Even when he falls , he considers himself as a martyr to his principles , and
leaves to his friends the task of avenging his ... is employed against them with
reason , it is because they have resolved to consider themselves in a state of
actual war .
Even when he falls , he considers himself as a martyr to his principles , and
leaves to his friends the task of avenging his ... is employed against them with
reason , it is because they have resolved to consider themselves in a state of
actual war .
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volúmenes1215-1247 de Early English newspapers Volúmenes384-432 de English literary periodicals |
| Colaboradores | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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