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So many Gazetteers exist and are perpetually recurring , and they are such ungainly objects of a Reviewer's attention , that we should not perhaps have been induced to take notice of Mt. Bourn's compilation , had not the favor with ...
So many Gazetteers exist and are perpetually recurring , and they are such ungainly objects of a Reviewer's attention , that we should not perhaps have been induced to take notice of Mt. Bourn's compilation , had not the favor with ...
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... and political considerations , are well calculated to attract the attention of men of enlightened conceptions and philanthropie sentiments : but we cannot pretend to analyze them without exceeding all reasonable bounds .
... and political considerations , are well calculated to attract the attention of men of enlightened conceptions and philanthropie sentiments : but we cannot pretend to analyze them without exceeding all reasonable bounds .
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His “ Ægypt under the Pharaohs ” was reviewed with attention in our seventy - ninth volume , ( pp . 463–472 . ) but with some dissent from his own points of view . He has since published a work intitled “ Histoire des Lagides , " which ...
His “ Ægypt under the Pharaohs ” was reviewed with attention in our seventy - ninth volume , ( pp . 463–472 . ) but with some dissent from his own points of view . He has since published a work intitled “ Histoire des Lagides , " which ...
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MONTHLY REVIEW | 1 |
France on the Commerce of 534 | 2 |
Blaquieres Review of the Spanish Re Court on our Relations with the Sultaun | 28 |
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