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Page 124
... also . Here the author takes occafion to confider the real productions of fire , the volcanic lavas , and to exclude from that clafs fome bodies which most of the late naturalifts have referred to it , particularly the bafaltes . ⚫ I ...
... also . Here the author takes occafion to confider the real productions of fire , the volcanic lavas , and to exclude from that clafs fome bodies which most of the late naturalifts have referred to it , particularly the bafaltes . ⚫ I ...
Page 146
... also reasonably be expected , that those who are placed in higher ftations , will concur in fuch an endeavour , and cheerfully unite with the people in rendering the ftate of civil fociety , as easy and beneficial as poffible to ...
... also reasonably be expected , that those who are placed in higher ftations , will concur in fuch an endeavour , and cheerfully unite with the people in rendering the ftate of civil fociety , as easy and beneficial as poffible to ...
Page 305
... also have recollected , that thefe Whigs were in adminiftration , and that it might be therefore expected that the complexion of their lan- guage fhould be tinged and " ficklied o'er with the pale caft " of their fituation * . The ...
... also have recollected , that thefe Whigs were in adminiftration , and that it might be therefore expected that the complexion of their lan- guage fhould be tinged and " ficklied o'er with the pale caft " of their fituation * . The ...
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Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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