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Page 177
... received into respectable families . It seems to be usual , especially at the Female Establishment , to hold an annual festival , to which all the young women who have received the benefits of the Institution and have been restored to ...
... received into respectable families . It seems to be usual , especially at the Female Establishment , to hold an annual festival , to which all the young women who have received the benefits of the Institution and have been restored to ...
Page 242
... received by his old friend , as usual , with the most cordial marks of affection , and lodged in the seraglio . Having previously prepared a band of ruffians whom he had brought with him for the base purpose , he entered one morning ...
... received by his old friend , as usual , with the most cordial marks of affection , and lodged in the seraglio . Having previously prepared a band of ruffians whom he had brought with him for the base purpose , he entered one morning ...
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... received Banana Islands 2 Islands de Loss received S HE | | | | || || | || | 1111 T 3 Discharged Soldiers . Kroomen . Women . Boys . Girls . Grand Total . Total . 4142 17 206 199 655 521 405 366 366 801 2612 1179 960 892 5643 714 390 ...
... received Banana Islands 2 Islands de Loss received S HE | | | | || || | || | 1111 T 3 Discharged Soldiers . Kroomen . Women . Boys . Girls . Grand Total . Total . 4142 17 206 199 655 521 405 366 366 801 2612 1179 960 892 5643 714 390 ...
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VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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