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... house , and , landing , found all well . HENRY EDWARDS , one of the light - keepers , gave an account that they lighted the house , as they were directed , and found the lights to burn fteadily , notwithstanding it blew very hard ; that ...
... house , and , landing , found all well . HENRY EDWARDS , one of the light - keepers , gave an account that they lighted the house , as they were directed , and found the lights to burn fteadily , notwithstanding it blew very hard ; that ...
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... house ; except those ( who were not a few ) who had taken the notion , that nothing but WOOD could refift the fea upon the Edystone rocks ; who faid , that though they allowed it was built very ftrong , yet if fuch a ftorm as had ...
... house ; except those ( who were not a few ) who had taken the notion , that nothing but WOOD could refift the fea upon the Edystone rocks ; who faid , that though they allowed it was built very ftrong , yet if fuch a ftorm as had ...
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... house at Epworth was called , ) to attend John in his religious career ; who , according to thefe memoirs , was born June 21 , 1703 . When fix years old , he was , with difficulty , rescued from the flames which deftroyed the parfonage ...
... house at Epworth was called , ) to attend John in his religious career ; who , according to thefe memoirs , was born June 21 , 1703 . When fix years old , he was , with difficulty , rescued from the flames which deftroyed the parfonage ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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