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... expected . Had it all been fo , there would have been no room for wonder ; but obfervations were made of the greatest freedom , and fo received as to mark that there was not the leaft impropriety in making them . In fuch a cafe , would ...
... expected . Had it all been fo , there would have been no room for wonder ; but obfervations were made of the greatest freedom , and fo received as to mark that there was not the leaft impropriety in making them . In fuch a cafe , would ...
Pagina 235
... expected from a writer who was not only acquainted with the country at large , but had fre- quent accefs to the court of its fovereign : and the minute geogra- phical description of the paffage through Arabia is fuch , as could have ...
... expected from a writer who was not only acquainted with the country at large , but had fre- quent accefs to the court of its fovereign : and the minute geogra- phical description of the paffage through Arabia is fuch , as could have ...
Pagina 347
... expected ; and certainly in an enlightened and vicious age is not to be expected , whilst any means to retain it can be devifed . Thefe means have been fo common place , fo fyftematic in all popular republics , and fo fuccefsful too ...
... expected ; and certainly in an enlightened and vicious age is not to be expected , whilst any means to retain it can be devifed . Thefe means have been fo common place , fo fyftematic in all popular republics , and fo fuccefsful too ...
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