The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 84,Parte 2;Volumen 116E. Cave, 1814 |
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... means over marshes otherwise imprac ticable . I Mr. URBAN , E. July 27 . may , perhaps , divert some of your Readers , if you will have the good- mess to insert in your columns the following lines , dedicated ( without permission ) to ...
... means over marshes otherwise imprac ticable . I Mr. URBAN , E. July 27 . may , perhaps , divert some of your Readers , if you will have the good- mess to insert in your columns the following lines , dedicated ( without permission ) to ...
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... means neglect to cultivate . It is worth pausing a moment to reflect , that it was not at this easy mechanical rate our forefathers sup- plied the materials , now sliced and garbled for such specious purposes ! The recent productions of ...
... means neglect to cultivate . It is worth pausing a moment to reflect , that it was not at this easy mechanical rate our forefathers sup- plied the materials , now sliced and garbled for such specious purposes ! The recent productions of ...
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... means of subsistence difficult to be procured , the smallest failure of the rice crop occasions vast numbers con- stantly to perish with hunger ; the consequence of this superabundant population is a constant and very con- siderable ...
... means of subsistence difficult to be procured , the smallest failure of the rice crop occasions vast numbers con- stantly to perish with hunger ; the consequence of this superabundant population is a constant and very con- siderable ...
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... means of the destruction of every good effect to be expected from the introduction of these people . The only doubt which can arise will be , whether the distance of the West India Colonies , and the consequent length of the passage ...
... means of the destruction of every good effect to be expected from the introduction of these people . The only doubt which can arise will be , whether the distance of the West India Colonies , and the consequent length of the passage ...
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... means the ship would be certain of a fair wind and fine weather to the West Indies ; and it is a consideration of great importance , that the Chinese would be landed in the most favoura- ble season , and settled before the rains ...
... means the ship would be certain of a fair wind and fine weather to the West Indies ; and it is a consideration of great importance , that the Chinese would be landed in the most favoura- ble season , and settled before the rains ...
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