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... nearly coincides with the doctrine main- tained by Hartley on this subject ; and we are rather sur- prized that Dr. Cogan , who every where expresses a high- opinion of the merits of this distinguished philosopher , has made no explicit ...
... nearly coincides with the doctrine main- tained by Hartley on this subject ; and we are rather sur- prized that Dr. Cogan , who every where expresses a high- opinion of the merits of this distinguished philosopher , has made no explicit ...
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... nearly half a century ago , and took up their abode first in the neighbourhood of Albany , where they at present have two villages or rather towns , and afterward ex- tended their settlements also in the direction of Kentucky . Those of ...
... nearly half a century ago , and took up their abode first in the neighbourhood of Albany , where they at present have two villages or rather towns , and afterward ex- tended their settlements also in the direction of Kentucky . Those of ...
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... nearly 2,000,000l . more , on funding the floating debt which had rapidly augmented during the ceding disasters . pre- This was the condition of the French finances in 1814 ; a condition by no means unfavourable when compared with that ...
... nearly 2,000,000l . more , on funding the floating debt which had rapidly augmented during the ceding disasters . pre- This was the condition of the French finances in 1814 ; a condition by no means unfavourable when compared with that ...
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