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Pagina xii
... gave the Government complete control over the press . Shortly after the expiry of this Act , in 1679 , a fresh start was made , and among the variety of papers put into circulation were the London Gazette and the Observator . Somewhat ...
... gave the Government complete control over the press . Shortly after the expiry of this Act , in 1679 , a fresh start was made , and among the variety of papers put into circulation were the London Gazette and the Observator . Somewhat ...
Pagina 100
... gave some account of in my last paper . As soon as we had finished our dissection , we resolved to make an experiment of the heart , not being able to determine among ourselves the nature of its substance , which differed in so many ...
... gave some account of in my last paper . As soon as we had finished our dissection , we resolved to make an experiment of the heart , not being able to determine among ourselves the nature of its substance , which differed in so many ...
Pagina 184
... gave him for drowned , assumed that he had been drowned ; we should now say , ' gave him up for drowned . ' 1. 21. laying together , comparing . 1. 32. our linguist , the boy who was so skilled in various languages . P. 74 , 1. 2. with ...
... gave him for drowned , assumed that he had been drowned ; we should now say , ' gave him up for drowned . ' 1. 21. laying together , comparing . 1. 32. our linguist , the boy who was so skilled in various languages . P. 74 , 1. 2. with ...
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SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
Of the Club | 5 |
Public Credit a Vision | 11 |
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