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... circumstances would admit of , the various fums that have paffed into the exchequer of this country for this century paft , I fhall now proceed to explain in what manner this nation has contrived , in the comparatively fhort period of ...
... circumstances would admit of , the various fums that have paffed into the exchequer of this country for this century paft , I fhall now proceed to explain in what manner this nation has contrived , in the comparatively fhort period of ...
Page 218
... circumstances , he had better defift , fince it would be unreafonable to distress himself in order to add to the public amufe- ment : nor would he gain this end , fince his books could not be read if they were not fold . On the contrary ...
... circumstances , he had better defift , fince it would be unreafonable to distress himself in order to add to the public amufe- ment : nor would he gain this end , fince his books could not be read if they were not fold . On the contrary ...
Page 366
... circumstances , equally familiar . I am induced to mention only the following , because it is one of the most ftriking that E know , and because it is probable that most men of education have at leaft in fome degree been confcious of it ...
... circumstances , equally familiar . I am induced to mention only the following , because it is one of the most ftriking that E know , and because it is probable that most men of education have at leaft in fome degree been confcious of it ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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