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... King Solomon's but King David's pilot . We entertained a notion , that King David never had a fhip in his life . Mr. B. fays , King David took poffeffion of two ports , Eloth and Eziongaber , from which he carried on the trade to Ophir ...
... King Solomon's but King David's pilot . We entertained a notion , that King David never had a fhip in his life . Mr. B. fays , King David took poffeffion of two ports , Eloth and Eziongaber , from which he carried on the trade to Ophir ...
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... king of Judah . Their third invafion was after the building of Memphis , where a king of Egypt inclofed 240,000 of them in a city called Abaris , and afterward banished them to Canaan . Mr. B. thinks this number improbable ; and ...
... king of Judah . Their third invafion was after the building of Memphis , where a king of Egypt inclofed 240,000 of them in a city called Abaris , and afterward banished them to Canaan . Mr. B. thinks this number improbable ; and ...
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... king triumphing . " Dr. Price , when he talks as if he had made a difcovery , only follows a precedent ; for , after the commencement of the king's trial , this precurfor , the fame Dr. Peters , concluding a long prayer at the royal ...
... king triumphing . " Dr. Price , when he talks as if he had made a difcovery , only follows a precedent ; for , after the commencement of the king's trial , this precurfor , the fame Dr. Peters , concluding a long prayer at the royal ...
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