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... court , and the portraits of its chief personages . These repre- sentations may gratify curiosity , though they will administer no source of pleasing reflection . The memoirs of a people rising into civilization might be expected to ...
... court , and the portraits of its chief personages . These repre- sentations may gratify curiosity , though they will administer no source of pleasing reflection . The memoirs of a people rising into civilization might be expected to ...
Page 148
... Court , in London and Westminster . By Samuel Ireland , Author of a Tour ' through Holland , Brabant , & c . & c . Large 8vo . pp . 260. 21. 28. Boards . Egerton , & c . 1800 . A s the subject of this volume has never been treated ...
... Court , in London and Westminster . By Samuel Ireland , Author of a Tour ' through Holland , Brabant , & c . & c . Large 8vo . pp . 260. 21. 28. Boards . Egerton , & c . 1800 . A s the subject of this volume has never been treated ...
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... Court of Admiralty , of which complaints have been so unjustly made , and , which have been listened to too easily . ' These courts of public judicature undoubtedly labour under great difficulties in the administration of justice ...
... Court of Admiralty , of which complaints have been so unjustly made , and , which have been listened to too easily . ' These courts of public judicature undoubtedly labour under great difficulties in the administration of justice ...
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