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... tion . One of her latter amusements was the institution of a manufactory of porcelain , which still flourishes at Sevres , and supplies Europe with its finest specimens . The King often ac- companied her to the workshop , and she ...
... tion . One of her latter amusements was the institution of a manufactory of porcelain , which still flourishes at Sevres , and supplies Europe with its finest specimens . The King often ac- companied her to the workshop , and she ...
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... tion to abandon the faith of their ancestors . The beneficial effect of this act was soon apparent , in transferring to the cul- tivation of the soil a share of that capital and industry which , on the part of the Catholics , had for ...
... tion to abandon the faith of their ancestors . The beneficial effect of this act was soon apparent , in transferring to the cul- tivation of the soil a share of that capital and industry which , on the part of the Catholics , had for ...
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... tion that portion of it , which is derived from the claim which the in- ferior creatures have on our gratitude . They are intitled to humanity on the score of their subserviency to our use and comfort ; and , as Mr. M. farther adds ...
... tion that portion of it , which is derived from the claim which the in- ferior creatures have on our gratitude . They are intitled to humanity on the score of their subserviency to our use and comfort ; and , as Mr. M. farther adds ...
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