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... neral practices , as if an historian were to infer , from the stories of the cruelties committed on the bodies of Marechal D'Ancre , the Admiral Coligni , and the De Witts , that the French and Dutch nations were habitually man - eaters ...
... neral practices , as if an historian were to infer , from the stories of the cruelties committed on the bodies of Marechal D'Ancre , the Admiral Coligni , and the De Witts , that the French and Dutch nations were habitually man - eaters ...
Pagina 292
... neral substances with which we are acquainted . ' It is regarded by Dr. Hutton as a stone of more recent formation than the strata incumbent on it ; as a substance which has been melted by heat , and which , when forced up from the ...
... neral substances with which we are acquainted . ' It is regarded by Dr. Hutton as a stone of more recent formation than the strata incumbent on it ; as a substance which has been melted by heat , and which , when forced up from the ...
Pagina 502
... neral waters . In this chapter , he delineates the general as pect of the conntry which it was his object to explore : England is an uneven country , interspersed with beautiful groves , and covered with rich pastures , inclosed within ...
... neral waters . In this chapter , he delineates the general as pect of the conntry which it was his object to explore : England is an uneven country , interspersed with beautiful groves , and covered with rich pastures , inclosed within ...
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