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... manner mentioned under Rule II . § 2 . 51 Geo . III . c . 23. s . 1 . RULE VI . § 2 . If any person shall fit out , or navigate , or command , or enter any vessel in violation of the Rule No. V. § 1. such person is guilty of felony ...
... manner mentioned under Rule II . § 2 . 51 Geo . III . c . 23. s . 1 . RULE VI . § 2 . If any person shall fit out , or navigate , or command , or enter any vessel in violation of the Rule No. V. § 1. such person is guilty of felony ...
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... manner as to operate the most forcibly upon the minds of others . If this be certain , ( and we should like to hear the argument by which it is to be controverted , ) the consequence is inevitable ; -That all misery in prisons , not ...
... manner as to operate the most forcibly upon the minds of others . If this be certain , ( and we should like to hear the argument by which it is to be controverted , ) the consequence is inevitable ; -That all misery in prisons , not ...
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... manner described in the Pre- liminary Observations ( p . xxix ) . POPULATION . THE METROPOLIS . 1700 1750 1801 1811 1821 1. City of London within the Walls 139,300 87,000 78,000 57,700 58,400 2. City of London without the Walls 69,000 ...
... manner described in the Pre- liminary Observations ( p . xxix ) . POPULATION . THE METROPOLIS . 1700 1750 1801 1811 1821 1. City of London within the Walls 139,300 87,000 78,000 57,700 58,400 2. City of London without the Walls 69,000 ...
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VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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