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having received from Government a considerable addition to their grant in consequence of the success of his mission to Ashantee , they had the modesty to wish to send him again to Africa in the capacity of a writer , with a salary of ...
having received from Government a considerable addition to their grant in consequence of the success of his mission to Ashantee , they had the modesty to wish to send him again to Africa in the capacity of a writer , with a salary of ...
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... received from observing the fixed and received usages of the language ? Custom , the great legislator of speech , has long assigned certain determinate orthographies to English words . Dr. Middleton attempted to break loose from her ...
... received from observing the fixed and received usages of the language ? Custom , the great legislator of speech , has long assigned certain determinate orthographies to English words . Dr. Middleton attempted to break loose from her ...
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... received his credentials , went to Paris , where he was liberally treated , and assisted with other protections and re- commendations . He then proceeded to Marseilles , and thence to Alexandria . After having staid some time at Cairo ...
... received his credentials , went to Paris , where he was liberally treated , and assisted with other protections and re- commendations . He then proceeded to Marseilles , and thence to Alexandria . After having staid some time at Cairo ...
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Timber Essay on the Strength of | 18 |
Tobin Mr Memoirs | 30 |
Translation New of Aristotles | 177 |
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