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... present with regard to them in various respects , and particularly in that of a marine . On the militia - men and volunteers , Capt . B. thus commences his remarks : The militia and volunteer troops , which form at present so con ...
... present with regard to them in various respects , and particularly in that of a marine . On the militia - men and volunteers , Capt . B. thus commences his remarks : The militia and volunteer troops , which form at present so con ...
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... present tract : but he may intend it for the subsequent letters ; and we shall be gratified to find it carried into ... present stage , grafted as at present on the technical system ; - and for the services rendered by learned Lords and ...
... present tract : but he may intend it for the subsequent letters ; and we shall be gratified to find it carried into ... present stage , grafted as at present on the technical system ; - and for the services rendered by learned Lords and ...
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... present , as well as the future comfort and tranquil . lity , both of the parent and the child . The fond parent cannot , even with a little attention , avoid discovering , that the object of his affec- tion will , when thus educated ...
... present , as well as the future comfort and tranquil . lity , both of the parent and the child . The fond parent cannot , even with a little attention , avoid discovering , that the object of his affec- tion will , when thus educated ...
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