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Page 146
... applied to the article tea , by transferring the duties , and paying an equivalent in fome other shape by a com nutation tax . A revival of the hearth tax is what he recommends for this purpofe ; but as the quantity of falt ufed in the ...
... applied to the article tea , by transferring the duties , and paying an equivalent in fome other shape by a com nutation tax . A revival of the hearth tax is what he recommends for this purpofe ; but as the quantity of falt ufed in the ...
Page 497
... applied himself to the ftudy of theology , and the Oriental languages . Though thefe ftudies were foreign to his predominant propenfity , his fuccefs was con- fiderable even in this line : however , with his father's confert , he ...
... applied himself to the ftudy of theology , and the Oriental languages . Though thefe ftudies were foreign to his predominant propenfity , his fuccefs was con- fiderable even in this line : however , with his father's confert , he ...
Page 509
... applied to other ufes , and extended to other inftruments , e . g . to the obfervations made at fea , and to the art of pointing cannon . ASTRONOMY . Mem . I. New Analytical Methods of refolving different Aftrono- mical Questions . XVI ...
... applied to other ufes , and extended to other inftruments , e . g . to the obfervations made at fea , and to the art of pointing cannon . ASTRONOMY . Mem . I. New Analytical Methods of refolving different Aftrono- mical Questions . XVI ...
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