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Page 220
... whose species now exift only in very remote parts of our sea . Thefe remains of the latest inhabitants of the ancient fea are often found mixed with remains of animals and vegetables proceed- ing from a continent , which then ftill ...
... whose species now exift only in very remote parts of our sea . Thefe remains of the latest inhabitants of the ancient fea are often found mixed with remains of animals and vegetables proceed- ing from a continent , which then ftill ...
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... whose public virtue and extenfive genius have been rarely equalled ; we mean that of Pitt , Earl of Chatham . William , first earl of Chatham , was younger brother of Thomas , father of Thomas lord Camelford . He early engaged in the ...
... whose public virtue and extenfive genius have been rarely equalled ; we mean that of Pitt , Earl of Chatham . William , first earl of Chatham , was younger brother of Thomas , father of Thomas lord Camelford . He early engaged in the ...
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... whose counsellors and governors , while they have laboured with affi- duity and uprightness to promote the felicity of their confti- tuents , have fecured their own immortal fame * . Britons , therefore , difposed , at no time , to view ...
... whose counsellors and governors , while they have laboured with affi- duity and uprightness to promote the felicity of their confti- tuents , have fecured their own immortal fame * . Britons , therefore , difposed , at no time , to view ...
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Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
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