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... respecting the existence of Troy , yet we must also acknowlege that we have received no small entertainment from a perusal of the present tract . The narrative is not only easy , and pleasantly interspersed with poetical quotations ...
... respecting the existence of Troy , yet we must also acknowlege that we have received no small entertainment from a perusal of the present tract . The narrative is not only easy , and pleasantly interspersed with poetical quotations ...
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... respecting the rings of colours produced by a thin plate of any transparent substance , were made by Newton ; but he had not made the observations respecting the inflections of light necessary for understanding and explaining them . In ...
... respecting the rings of colours produced by a thin plate of any transparent substance , were made by Newton ; but he had not made the observations respecting the inflections of light necessary for understanding and explaining them . In ...
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... respecting the fur - trade from the west coast of North America to China , that the mutual interest of the traders ... Respecting Respecting an opinion entertained among seamen , relative to the Marchand's Voyage round the World . 497.
... respecting the fur - trade from the west coast of North America to China , that the mutual interest of the traders ... Respecting Respecting an opinion entertained among seamen , relative to the Marchand's Voyage round the World . 497.
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