The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... confider the word , whether it fignifies any thing more that at , apud domum . - And con- fequently whether this is not the plain meaning of the paflage - let him that is at the house not go into his house . But they are alfo defired ...
... confider the word , whether it fignifies any thing more that at , apud domum . - And con- fequently whether this is not the plain meaning of the paflage - let him that is at the house not go into his house . But they are alfo defired ...
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... confider the temper and habits of that nation with which we were going into treaty . It was the duty of the one contracting party to confider the other under these different afpects . It had been obferved , that the political ba- lance ...
... confider the temper and habits of that nation with which we were going into treaty . It was the duty of the one contracting party to confider the other under these different afpects . It had been obferved , that the political ba- lance ...
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... confider ed the treaty as highly beneficial to this country in general , and to the cotton manufacture in particular . They de- fired him alfo to inform the Houfe , that they neither approved of the conduct of the Chamber of Commerce ...
... confider ed the treaty as highly beneficial to this country in general , and to the cotton manufacture in particular . They de- fired him alfo to inform the Houfe , that they neither approved of the conduct of the Chamber of Commerce ...
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