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... respecting his life than can be gleaned from general history ; and he has been men- tioned by the late Dr. Warton as a discoverer of antient manu- scripts , in a manner that was calculated to promote inquiry . The public are therefore ...
... respecting his life than can be gleaned from general history ; and he has been men- tioned by the late Dr. Warton as a discoverer of antient manu- scripts , in a manner that was calculated to promote inquiry . The public are therefore ...
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... respecting salt . ' These reasons he regards as in a great measure founded ; and therefore he calls on the land - owners to make a joint effort with Government , in order to redress and alleviate grievances which operate so fatally for ...
... respecting salt . ' These reasons he regards as in a great measure founded ; and therefore he calls on the land - owners to make a joint effort with Government , in order to redress and alleviate grievances which operate so fatally for ...
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... respecting the Co- lonies in general ; and the Regimen proper to be observed by Per- sons on their first Arrival . By BAUDRY DES LOZIERES . 8vo . 2 Vols . Paris . 1803 . THE HE first voyage to Louisiana , to which the title - page of ...
... respecting the Co- lonies in general ; and the Regimen proper to be observed by Per- sons on their first Arrival . By BAUDRY DES LOZIERES . 8vo . 2 Vols . Paris . 1803 . THE HE first voyage to Louisiana , to which the title - page of ...
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