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... give up its pretension ? The cabinet of Petersburgh must certainly know , that should the consu late be allowed to assume an ascendancy at Constantinople , or , to in- termeddle in the affairs of Turky , the fate of Moscow may again be ...
... give up its pretension ? The cabinet of Petersburgh must certainly know , that should the consu late be allowed to assume an ascendancy at Constantinople , or , to in- termeddle in the affairs of Turky , the fate of Moscow may again be ...
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... give a concise view of its contents , for the infor- mation of those who have not yet seen it . The author observes ... give them fixed denominations , and to arrange them in a systematical order . The present work , therefore , is ...
... give a concise view of its contents , for the infor- mation of those who have not yet seen it . The author observes ... give them fixed denominations , and to arrange them in a systematical order . The present work , therefore , is ...
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... give way , and the spirit of Dr. Smith's school prevails : The English ( says the author ) sell us certain commodities 25 per cent . cheaper than they can be obtained from any other nation ; and they do not lose by the traffic , because ...
... give way , and the spirit of Dr. Smith's school prevails : The English ( says the author ) sell us certain commodities 25 per cent . cheaper than they can be obtained from any other nation ; and they do not lose by the traffic , because ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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