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... subject . In the Note on p . 358 , is a curious quotation from the Gospel of Barnabas . The Note on p . 430 is ... subjects difcuffed in these Difcourfes , and from the particular paffages which we have quoted from them , our Readers ...
... subject . In the Note on p . 358 , is a curious quotation from the Gospel of Barnabas . The Note on p . 430 is ... subjects difcuffed in these Difcourfes , and from the particular paffages which we have quoted from them , our Readers ...
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... subjects , promoting , with a munificence worthy of royalty , the comfort and happiness of those classes which , though generally deemed the lowest in rank , are perhaps the most useful and valuable to society . Our very ingenious ...
... subjects , promoting , with a munificence worthy of royalty , the comfort and happiness of those classes which , though generally deemed the lowest in rank , are perhaps the most useful and valuable to society . Our very ingenious ...
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... subject for elo- Egype , its present population , 245. Mi. quence , 458 . Terable fate of , for want of a regular Cooksey , Mr. his account of the manner of government , ib . preparing bop - stalks for the manufacture Eletricity , is ...
... subject for elo- Egype , its present population , 245. Mi. quence , 458 . Terable fate of , for want of a regular Cooksey , Mr. his account of the manner of government , ib . preparing bop - stalks for the manufacture Eletricity , is ...
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CARDS See BREITKOPF | 1 |
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SOLITARY Ellay by on the Knowledge | 56 |
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