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... Lives and Writings of Dante and Petrarch . With fome Account of Italian and Latin Literature in the Four- teenth Century . 12mo . PP . 114. 2s . 6d . Boards . Stock- dale . 1790 . The names of Dante and Petrarch powerfully excite the ...
... Lives and Writings of Dante and Petrarch . With fome Account of Italian and Latin Literature in the Four- teenth Century . 12mo . PP . 114. 2s . 6d . Boards . Stock- dale . 1790 . The names of Dante and Petrarch powerfully excite the ...
Page 404
... live ftock , particularly in regard to breeding ; we fhall therefore endeavour to give our readers fome flight notion of this department of the rural economy of the midland district . This ingenious author , before he comes to confider ...
... live ftock , particularly in regard to breeding ; we fhall therefore endeavour to give our readers fome flight notion of this department of the rural economy of the midland district . This ingenious author , before he comes to confider ...
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... live ftock . From a want of attention to this par- ticular , we have seen much mischief produced by exertions in- tended to improve particular breeds . It has happened that one of thefe ill - informed improvers , having feen a ...
... live ftock . From a want of attention to this par- ticular , we have seen much mischief produced by exertions in- tended to improve particular breeds . It has happened that one of thefe ill - informed improvers , having feen a ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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