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... a groupe of new iflands was difcovered , lying to the • Here and elsewhere in this Article the longitude is always rec- koned from Faro . north north - east of these last , at the distance 2 Coxe's Account of the Ruffian Discoveries .
... a groupe of new iflands was difcovered , lying to the • Here and elsewhere in this Article the longitude is always rec- koned from Faro . north north - east of these last , at the distance 2 Coxe's Account of the Ruffian Discoveries .
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... last century to the present time , they muft merit at least the attention of every curious enquirer . These reports were firft related in Muller's account of the Ruffian difcoveries , and have been lately thought worthy of no- tice by ...
... last century to the present time , they muft merit at least the attention of every curious enquirer . These reports were firft related in Muller's account of the Ruffian difcoveries , and have been lately thought worthy of no- tice by ...
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... last obfcure circum- ftance ; when he afterwards obferves , that though their boats are like those of the Americans , their customs and way of life seem to indicate that they are of Kamchatdal origin . Their huts , ' he adds , their ...
... last obfcure circum- ftance ; when he afterwards obferves , that though their boats are like those of the Americans , their customs and way of life seem to indicate that they are of Kamchatdal origin . Their huts , ' he adds , their ...
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... last constrained , for our own fafety , to pafs a fentence of banishment against them , upon pain of death ; fuch was their dan- gerous , impetuous , and defperate turbulency to religion and to the ftate , civil and ecclefiaftical , as ...
... last constrained , for our own fafety , to pafs a fentence of banishment against them , upon pain of death ; fuch was their dan- gerous , impetuous , and defperate turbulency to religion and to the ftate , civil and ecclefiaftical , as ...
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... last but promifed to depart the jurifdiction , and not to return without leave from authority , we fhould have been glad of fuch an opportunity to have faid they should not die . " Let not the King hear mens words ; your fervants are ...
... last but promifed to depart the jurifdiction , and not to return without leave from authority , we fhould have been glad of fuch an opportunity to have faid they should not die . " Let not the King hear mens words ; your fervants are ...
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