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... clafs of productions : on the contrary , we fhall attend to it as minutely as our limits will permit . In faying this , how- ever , we mean to confine our observations to its ever , Mrs. Smith's Ethelinde : a Novel . 16r III.
... clafs of productions : on the contrary , we fhall attend to it as minutely as our limits will permit . In faying this , how- ever , we mean to confine our observations to its ever , Mrs. Smith's Ethelinde : a Novel . 16r III.
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... observations made at Petersburgh in 1783 and 1784. The greatest degree of cold that occurred during this period , was on January 9th , 1784 , when the mercury in the thermometer tood at 150 degrees of De Lifle's fcale , which anfwers to ...
... observations made at Petersburgh in 1783 and 1784. The greatest degree of cold that occurred during this period , was on January 9th , 1784 , when the mercury in the thermometer tood at 150 degrees of De Lifle's fcale , which anfwers to ...
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... observations made at Madras , & c . 515. His me- tecrological journal , 523 . Peerage , antiquity and utility of , 82 . Plan of a great work on that fubject , lately published , 340 . Pegge , Mr. his difcoveries on opening a tumulus at ...
... observations made at Madras , & c . 515. His me- tecrological journal , 523 . Peerage , antiquity and utility of , 82 . Plan of a great work on that fubject , lately published , 340 . Pegge , Mr. his difcoveries on opening a tumulus at ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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