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Page 47
... give themfelves up to the Bifhareen , and be mur- dered like Mahomet Towash ? was there any other way of efcaping ? ” " I will tell you , then , fince you ask me what you fhould do : You fhall follow the duty of felf - defence and felf ...
... give themfelves up to the Bifhareen , and be mur- dered like Mahomet Towash ? was there any other way of efcaping ? ” " I will tell you , then , fince you ask me what you fhould do : You fhall follow the duty of felf - defence and felf ...
Page 308
... give the pupil an infight into the mechanism of the human mind , and the methods of difciplining it . Mr. Locke gives fome directions for the management of the flow and infenfible mind , and Madame Genlis for correcting an indolent one ...
... give the pupil an infight into the mechanism of the human mind , and the methods of difciplining it . Mr. Locke gives fome directions for the management of the flow and infenfible mind , and Madame Genlis for correcting an indolent one ...
Page 470
... give it no harfher term , in publishing mutilated extracts from the investigation , in order to ferve political purposes , and to prejudice the public against the Judges of Quebec , pending fuch reference . EAST INDIES . Art . 26. A ...
... give it no harfher term , in publishing mutilated extracts from the investigation , in order to ferve political purposes , and to prejudice the public against the Judges of Quebec , pending fuch reference . EAST INDIES . Art . 26. A ...
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