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... respect to the great number of plants , which are sent from the Indies to Europe ; for ere they reach our coasts ... respecting the appearance of the Canaries : These islands have undergone the same fate as Egypt , the Crimea , and many ...
... respect to the great number of plants , which are sent from the Indies to Europe ; for ere they reach our coasts ... respecting the appearance of the Canaries : These islands have undergone the same fate as Egypt , the Crimea , and many ...
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... respect , has been a contrast to that of most other governments . To improve the circumstances of their subjects , indeed , has been one of their principal objects ; to which they have made great sacrifices , and of which they have on ...
... respect , has been a contrast to that of most other governments . To improve the circumstances of their subjects , indeed , has been one of their principal objects ; to which they have made great sacrifices , and of which they have on ...
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... respect to the nature of the sun , in preference to those of Newton . The planets , he supposes , are fundamentally of the same nature with our earth , however differently modified ; and , as these orbs are illuminated by one sun , he ...
... respect to the nature of the sun , in preference to those of Newton . The planets , he supposes , are fundamentally of the same nature with our earth , however differently modified ; and , as these orbs are illuminated by one sun , he ...
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