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Miranda's visit to Washington , his subsequent conduct here , and clearly ascertains that the persons accompanying him in the Leander were not informed of his projects and plans , he will permit bis benevolence to expand , and shelter ...
Miranda's visit to Washington , his subsequent conduct here , and clearly ascertains that the persons accompanying him in the Leander were not informed of his projects and plans , he will permit bis benevolence to expand , and shelter ...
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We believe that it must have happened to many persons , to be highly elated in their dreams by the composition of sublime and magnificent verses ; which , on being recollected in the morning ...
We believe that it must have happened to many persons , to be highly elated in their dreams by the composition of sublime and magnificent verses ; which , on being recollected in the morning ...
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Art . 27 Historical Dialogues , for Young Persons . ( By Mary Hays . ) Vols . II and III 12 mo . Pp . 353. 242. Ss . Boards . Johnson . To select from the vast mass of History such portions as are likely to interest youthful minds ...
Art . 27 Historical Dialogues , for Young Persons . ( By Mary Hays . ) Vols . II and III 12 mo . Pp . 353. 242. Ss . Boards . Johnson . To select from the vast mass of History such portions as are likely to interest youthful minds ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
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