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Pagina 145
... considered as possessing the authority of revelation . " Another scene of mortifying subserviency was displayed by the English parlia- ment in the latter years of Charles II .; and it was then a general opinion on the Continent that ...
... considered as possessing the authority of revelation . " Another scene of mortifying subserviency was displayed by the English parlia- ment in the latter years of Charles II .; and it was then a general opinion on the Continent that ...
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... considered less severe than the milder forms of punish- ment , and that which is meant to strike terror , and which is the commutation for death itself , is not only practically inflicted for the smallest offences which incur the ...
... considered less severe than the milder forms of punish- ment , and that which is meant to strike terror , and which is the commutation for death itself , is not only practically inflicted for the smallest offences which incur the ...
Pagina 321
... considered hardy or tender to the Climate of Britain , under their different Characters of Trees , Shrubs , Herbaceous , & c . The generic and specific Names , after the Linnæan System ; with the English Names , Propagation , Soil ...
... considered hardy or tender to the Climate of Britain , under their different Characters of Trees , Shrubs , Herbaceous , & c . The generic and specific Names , after the Linnæan System ; with the English Names , Propagation , Soil ...
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