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Page 180
... particular individuals among them may at any time have committed , are here induftriously displayed , not as forming the character of particular offenders , but as conftituting that of the British Americans in general : it would however ...
... particular individuals among them may at any time have committed , are here induftriously displayed , not as forming the character of particular offenders , but as conftituting that of the British Americans in general : it would however ...
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... particular flocks to them , and the set- tlement of particular ftipends upon them . Such are the plain evidences of a parochial divifion of the king- dom in the earliest ages . And it is furprizing to find them all either carelessly ...
... particular flocks to them , and the set- tlement of particular ftipends upon them . Such are the plain evidences of a parochial divifion of the king- dom in the earliest ages . And it is furprizing to find them all either carelessly ...
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... particular account of such pa- pers as appear to be particularly curious or interefting . The feven firft numbers treat on ancient horns of different kinds , but more particularly as they were used , among other purposes , for ...
... particular account of such pa- pers as appear to be particularly curious or interefting . The feven firft numbers treat on ancient horns of different kinds , but more particularly as they were used , among other purposes , for ...
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CHRONICAL Disorders See BORDEU | 9 |
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