The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, Volumen 81Archibald Constable and Company, 1818 |
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THE SCOTS MAGAZINE AND EDINBURGH LITERARY MISCELLANY . NEW SERIES . VOL . LXXXI . 81 FOR 1818. - PART I. 12GETTYMA 70 / SIZE BREITE GETTIAL DIVGVSIE THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
THE SCOTS MAGAZINE AND EDINBURGH LITERARY MISCELLANY . NEW SERIES . VOL . LXXXI . 81 FOR 1818. - PART I. 12GETTYMA 70 / SIZE BREITE GETTIAL DIVGVSIE THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
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THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE , AND LITERARY MISCELLANY ; A NEW SERIES OF THE SCOTS MAGAZINE . JANUARY - JUNE , 1818 . Ne quid falsi dicere audeat , ne quid veri non audeat . VOL . II . EDINBURGH : PRINTED FOR ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND COMPANY ...
THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE , AND LITERARY MISCELLANY ; A NEW SERIES OF THE SCOTS MAGAZINE . JANUARY - JUNE , 1818 . Ne quid falsi dicere audeat , ne quid veri non audeat . VOL . II . EDINBURGH : PRINTED FOR ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND COMPANY ...
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... Edinburgh . Full Moon , Jan 22. 25 m . past 10 morn . 4 after . .11morn . Last Quarter , 29.42 New Moon , Feb. 5. 39 ... Edinburgh , and Fife , in regard to other Divisions of the same Department . But we have some reason to doubt if it ...
... Edinburgh . Full Moon , Jan 22. 25 m . past 10 morn . 4 after . .11morn . Last Quarter , 29.42 New Moon , Feb. 5. 39 ... Edinburgh , and Fife , in regard to other Divisions of the same Department . But we have some reason to doubt if it ...
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... EDINBURGH DURING THE REBELLION OF 1715 . MR EDITOR , As I observe that the author of " Rob Roy " has cursorily mentioned the daring attempts of the Highland- ers , in 1715 , to surprise the Castles of Edinburgh and Stirling , I transmit ...
... EDINBURGH DURING THE REBELLION OF 1715 . MR EDITOR , As I observe that the author of " Rob Roy " has cursorily mentioned the daring attempts of the Highland- ers , in 1715 , to surprise the Castles of Edinburgh and Stirling , I transmit ...
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... Edinburgh . The letter has never before been publish- ed . I am , Sir , your obedient ser- vant , Jan. 6 , 1818 . W. D. gar- -WE are not altogether free of treachery in this country , though I believe our troops are not so much poisoned ...
... Edinburgh . The letter has never before been publish- ed . I am , Sir , your obedient ser- vant , Jan. 6 , 1818 . W. D. gar- -WE are not altogether free of treachery in this country , though I believe our troops are not so much poisoned ...
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