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... common , and fuch are not formed to gratify curiofity . Thofe who deal much in adventures , fo contrary to our own manners , as to excite furprize , must be of questionable authority ; for the fimi- Jarity of European manners , among ...
... common , and fuch are not formed to gratify curiofity . Thofe who deal much in adventures , fo contrary to our own manners , as to excite furprize , must be of questionable authority ; for the fimi- Jarity of European manners , among ...
Pagina 285
... common fense : Hardly more , therefore , than one - third of the kingdom can be faid to understand this most obvious and important object , one of the firft in the circle of rural œconomics If academies and focie- ties of agriculture ...
... common fense : Hardly more , therefore , than one - third of the kingdom can be faid to understand this most obvious and important object , one of the firft in the circle of rural œconomics If academies and focie- ties of agriculture ...
Pagina 286
... common fense : Hardly more , therefore , than one - third of the kingdom can be faid to understand this most obvious and important object , one of the first in the circle of rural œconomics If academies and focie- ties of agriculture ...
... common fense : Hardly more , therefore , than one - third of the kingdom can be faid to understand this most obvious and important object , one of the first in the circle of rural œconomics If academies and focie- ties of agriculture ...
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