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... considered by the admirers of beautiful typography, as specimens of the excellency at which this art has now arrived in England ; and they may claim a large portion of the praise for the exertion that has of late been made to obliterate ...
... considered by the admirers of beautiful typography, as specimens of the excellency at which this art has now arrived in England ; and they may claim a large portion of the praise for the exertion that has of late been made to obliterate ...
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... considered, 56, Corporeal culture, ib. Amusement proper for youth, ibt — — — □ , national, strenuously recom- mended, 496. Plan of, proposed, 498. Edyvean, John, bis remarkable turn for mechanical inventions and improvements, 119 ...
... considered, 56, Corporeal culture, ib. Amusement proper for youth, ibt — — — □ , national, strenuously recom- mended, 496. Plan of, proposed, 498. Edyvean, John, bis remarkable turn for mechanical inventions and improvements, 119 ...
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... considered, 1S8. The regulations of the constitution praised, 4S9. Porcelain, method of making, accidentally discovered by a German chemist, S4S- Preacher, primitive, cf the gospel, advantageous portrait of, 71. Prirflley, Dr. heroic ...
... considered, 1S8. The regulations of the constitution praised, 4S9. Porcelain, method of making, accidentally discovered by a German chemist, S4S- Preacher, primitive, cf the gospel, advantageous portrait of, 71. Prirflley, Dr. heroic ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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