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... fact , how- ever , is by no means a matter of triumph to an Englishman , since it clearly arises from the infrequency of crime among his northern brethren , and the consequent paucity of prisoners . It is no uncommon circumstance to ...
... fact , how- ever , is by no means a matter of triumph to an Englishman , since it clearly arises from the infrequency of crime among his northern brethren , and the consequent paucity of prisoners . It is no uncommon circumstance to ...
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... fact , with which we shall close the article . Before the formation of the Ladies ' Association in Newgate , the numbers of females who , after having been dismissed , came back to that prison convict- ed of fresh offences , were , to ...
... fact , with which we shall close the article . Before the formation of the Ladies ' Association in Newgate , the numbers of females who , after having been dismissed , came back to that prison convict- ed of fresh offences , were , to ...
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... fact of a coinage of money by Theseus is extremely improbable : it would place that occurrence as early as 1240 B. C. Yet the antient writers generally agree on the point , and Hemster- husius + considers it as established by them ...
... fact of a coinage of money by Theseus is extremely improbable : it would place that occurrence as early as 1240 B. C. Yet the antient writers generally agree on the point , and Hemster- husius + considers it as established by them ...
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