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... readers the volumes of Travels now lying before us . Mr. Owen , whofe literary tafte has been formed in one of our beft fchools , has provided for the public a course of elegant entertainment , in which curious articles of informa- tion ...
... readers the volumes of Travels now lying before us . Mr. Owen , whofe literary tafte has been formed in one of our beft fchools , has provided for the public a course of elegant entertainment , in which curious articles of informa- tion ...
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... readers , to whofe opinions he has paid the deference which he has thought due to their taste or judgment . Some of his readers may , perhaps , think that many of these pages wear a complexion rather too poetic : but with us , who ...
... readers , to whofe opinions he has paid the deference which he has thought due to their taste or judgment . Some of his readers may , perhaps , think that many of these pages wear a complexion rather too poetic : but with us , who ...
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... readers that , by the publication of the last number , the fixth volume of this valuable work is com- pleted . Art . 25. The New Inftructor Clericalis , ftating the Authority , Jurif- diction , and modern Practice of the Court of King's ...
... readers that , by the publication of the last number , the fixth volume of this valuable work is com- pleted . Art . 25. The New Inftructor Clericalis , ftating the Authority , Jurif- diction , and modern Practice of the Court of King's ...
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