The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, Volume 73Archibald Constable and Company, 1811 |
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Pagina 94
... those who have to support them engenders insolence on those who receive and pre es a strong tempt- ation to the idle and dissolute . The concerns of this house merit the attention , and ought to receive the hearty support , of all the ...
... those who have to support them engenders insolence on those who receive and pre es a strong tempt- ation to the idle and dissolute . The concerns of this house merit the attention , and ought to receive the hearty support , of all the ...
Pagina 436
... those dangerous banks , or e- stablishing them in more elevated parts , inaccessible to the water . But notwithstanding this double pre- caution , the cultivators on the banks of Hawkesbury river never feel themselves secure from such a ...
... those dangerous banks , or e- stablishing them in more elevated parts , inaccessible to the water . But notwithstanding this double pre- caution , the cultivators on the banks of Hawkesbury river never feel themselves secure from such a ...
Pagina 743
... those advan- tages will counterbalance the bad consequences of too exclusive an at- tention having_been given to these points . The European officers of the native infantry , who have na- turally been led to study the dispo- sition of ...
... those advan- tages will counterbalance the bad consequences of too exclusive an at- tention having_been given to these points . The European officers of the native infantry , who have na- turally been led to study the dispo- sition of ...
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