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Page 172
hundred pieces of leather , fome bales of cotton and filk , several chefts of fabres , belts , and other articles of wearing apparel . ' After taking these valuable articles on board the St. Peter and St. Paul , the Count fcuttled and ...
hundred pieces of leather , fome bales of cotton and filk , several chefts of fabres , belts , and other articles of wearing apparel . ' After taking these valuable articles on board the St. Peter and St. Paul , the Count fcuttled and ...
Page 518
... several excellent observa- tions , on the abfurd and cruel manner in which fome crimes are confidered and punished by the laws of France . The ab- furdity of reprefenting falfe coining as high treafon , does not escape his notice ; it ...
... several excellent observa- tions , on the abfurd and cruel manner in which fome crimes are confidered and punished by the laws of France . The ab- furdity of reprefenting falfe coining as high treafon , does not escape his notice ; it ...
Page 544
... several other revolutions , happened long before the creation of Adam : this he attempts to reconcile with the Mo- faic hiftory , by altering creavit into creaverat , in the first verfe of Genesis ; thus making this fentence refer to a ...
... several other revolutions , happened long before the creation of Adam : this he attempts to reconcile with the Mo- faic hiftory , by altering creavit into creaverat , in the first verfe of Genesis ; thus making this fentence refer to a ...
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