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Page 72
... sufficient importance in itself ; and more particularly as any greater demand for canals , factorie mills , fishponds , cascades , pleasure fountains , & c . will carry with it an increase of income to the water works , from whence they ...
... sufficient importance in itself ; and more particularly as any greater demand for canals , factorie mills , fishponds , cascades , pleasure fountains , & c . will carry with it an increase of income to the water works , from whence they ...
Page 73
... sufficient inducement . Hence the follow- ing will be approximate to The annual expence , Loan of five millions ... sufficiently powerful govern the temperature of the seasons , and to direct elementary blessings into the coffers of the ...
... sufficient inducement . Hence the follow- ing will be approximate to The annual expence , Loan of five millions ... sufficiently powerful govern the temperature of the seasons , and to direct elementary blessings into the coffers of the ...
Page 267
... sufficient powers to his ministry . Bonaparte , conceiving that the proposals made by the French go- vernment were slighted , or at least not sufficiently attended to , with a degree of warmth , which circumstances rendered excusable ...
... sufficient powers to his ministry . Bonaparte , conceiving that the proposals made by the French go- vernment were slighted , or at least not sufficiently attended to , with a degree of warmth , which circumstances rendered excusable ...
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