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... Reason Why . In Answer to a Pamphlet intitled Why do we go to War ? 8vo . 15. 6d . Stockdale . It is almost impossible to bring a new argument into this field of discussion but the writer of this pamphlet reasons with great clear- ness ...
... Reason Why . In Answer to a Pamphlet intitled Why do we go to War ? 8vo . 15. 6d . Stockdale . It is almost impossible to bring a new argument into this field of discussion but the writer of this pamphlet reasons with great clear- ness ...
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... reason to believe , from the concurrent testimony of medals , and of coins dug up , and of fragments of history , that this magnificent Castrum was first formed , in the time of the Emperor Claudius ; -near the spot where the Romans ...
... reason to believe , from the concurrent testimony of medals , and of coins dug up , and of fragments of history , that this magnificent Castrum was first formed , in the time of the Emperor Claudius ; -near the spot where the Romans ...
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... Reason why , " nor to the writer of the “ Observations , " does he yield a single point : but he states more at large his persuasion that the war could and ought to have been avoided , that gaining time was as much an object of im ...
... Reason why , " nor to the writer of the “ Observations , " does he yield a single point : but he states more at large his persuasion that the war could and ought to have been avoided , that gaining time was as much an object of im ...
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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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