The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 189
... give us battle , we also hereby give you to understand as certainly , that whenever you ad- vance in Caftile , fo furely you fhall find us in front , ready to de- fend and hold this our feignory . Dated at St. Domingo de la Calzada ...
... give us battle , we also hereby give you to understand as certainly , that whenever you ad- vance in Caftile , fo furely you fhall find us in front , ready to de- fend and hold this our feignory . Dated at St. Domingo de la Calzada ...
Page 247
... give the conclufion of the fourth letter : Rife , therefore , O Rouffeau ! rife from thy ashes ; appear , and let thy efficacious wishes encourage in his career the man who fets off from the extremity of evil , having for his aim the ...
... give the conclufion of the fourth letter : Rife , therefore , O Rouffeau ! rife from thy ashes ; appear , and let thy efficacious wishes encourage in his career the man who fets off from the extremity of evil , having for his aim the ...
Page 250
... give trouble to the attendants . There are no convalefcent wards or fitting rooms , fo that the patients are often turned out very unfit for work , or the common mode of living . The admiffion of great quantities of beer for the ...
... give trouble to the attendants . There are no convalefcent wards or fitting rooms , fo that the patients are often turned out very unfit for work , or the common mode of living . The admiffion of great quantities of beer for the ...
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