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... Italy , and considering the coinci- dence of the breed in question with this race , he inclines to the belief that the Merinos were a colony from Italy , while Spain was a Roman province , and are in fact the same with the antient ...
... Italy , and considering the coinci- dence of the breed in question with this race , he inclines to the belief that the Merinos were a colony from Italy , while Spain was a Roman province , and are in fact the same with the antient ...
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... Italy for the supply of this commodity , and the East India Com- pany , with the means of affording the supply , have been at no pains to bring the article to that degree of perfection that would enable it to compete with the produce of ...
... Italy for the supply of this commodity , and the East India Com- pany , with the means of affording the supply , have been at no pains to bring the article to that degree of perfection that would enable it to compete with the produce of ...
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... Italy . Almost within the space of one year , he effects all this , reduces the Tyrol , penetrates into the hereditary states , and is at the distance of only thirty leagues from Vienna itself ; having beaten all the Generals and annihi ...
... Italy . Almost within the space of one year , he effects all this , reduces the Tyrol , penetrates into the hereditary states , and is at the distance of only thirty leagues from Vienna itself ; having beaten all the Generals and annihi ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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