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... present thoughts could be made known to others , as it will be to you , there would be fine employment for the criti- cal observers , and farcastic snarlers of this great city . -The subject of his present dream is as follows : -in his ...
... present thoughts could be made known to others , as it will be to you , there would be fine employment for the criti- cal observers , and farcastic snarlers of this great city . -The subject of his present dream is as follows : -in his ...
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... present volume before we expected it ; and , instead of piously thanking God , with Andrew Millar * , that we had " now done with him , " we were pleased at difcovering - nee- dum finitus Orestes . ART . XIV . A Concise History of ...
... present volume before we expected it ; and , instead of piously thanking God , with Andrew Millar * , that we had " now done with him , " we were pleased at difcovering - nee- dum finitus Orestes . ART . XIV . A Concise History of ...
Pagina 513
... present volume which will induce them to alter their opinion of the merits of the undertaking . M. DE LA CROIX continues to take some diftinguished historian as his guide ; to give a con- cise view of the political history of each ...
... present volume which will induce them to alter their opinion of the merits of the undertaking . M. DE LA CROIX continues to take some diftinguished historian as his guide ; to give a con- cise view of the political history of each ...
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