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Pagina 85
On the present occa , sion , he has maintained his character for copious
discussion , by affording his reader : a disquisition on each of the various
subjects which successively occupied the pen of Lord Kames . After having
apprized us of his ...
On the present occa , sion , he has maintained his character for copious
discussion , by affording his reader : a disquisition on each of the various
subjects which successively occupied the pen of Lord Kames . After having
apprized us of his ...
Pagina 88
but , as Lord Woodhouselee justly remarks , they do not enter sufficiently into the
history and antiquities of the country , a field which is still open to the labours of
an assiduous inquirer . There cannot be a more pleasing exercise to the ...
but , as Lord Woodhouselee justly remarks , they do not enter sufficiently into the
history and antiquities of the country , a field which is still open to the labours of
an assiduous inquirer . There cannot be a more pleasing exercise to the ...
Pagina 314
A Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Meville to the Earl of Aberdeen
; relative to the Management of * the Civil Service of the Navy . 4to . pp . 50 . 28 .
6d . Wine chester and Son . 3810 . SINCE Lord Melville ' s appointment to the ...
A Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Meville to the Earl of Aberdeen
; relative to the Management of * the Civil Service of the Navy . 4to . pp . 50 . 28 .
6d . Wine chester and Son . 3810 . SINCE Lord Melville ' s appointment to the ...
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Duppes Life of Michel Angelo Grandmottets French Grammar | 23 |
Ancillons Literary and Pbílusophical | 35 |
Bettles of Talavera a Poem 444 Comedies three from the Spanish | 63 |
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