Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Nide 23Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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... nation principally depend upon its mechanic and manufactural arts . As to fome of its natural productions , it would be extremely impolitic to tranfmit them to other nations , who might work them up , to the prejudice of its own ...
... nation principally depend upon its mechanic and manufactural arts . As to fome of its natural productions , it would be extremely impolitic to tranfmit them to other nations , who might work them up , to the prejudice of its own ...
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... nation as being funk in effeminacy . ' Alas ! our enemies knew our weakness and degeneracy before ; the national dif graces had proclaimed it . As to the caufes and remedies of this political degeneracy , the knowledge of thefe could ...
... nation as being funk in effeminacy . ' Alas ! our enemies knew our weakness and degeneracy before ; the national dif graces had proclaimed it . As to the caufes and remedies of this political degeneracy , the knowledge of thefe could ...
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... nation , upon the whole , richer at the conclufion of the war , than at the beginning . On the contrary , fhould we carry on the war upon the continent , and be , even be- yond probability , fuccessful there , yet , whilst we were ...
... nation , upon the whole , richer at the conclufion of the war , than at the beginning . On the contrary , fhould we carry on the war upon the continent , and be , even be- yond probability , fuccessful there , yet , whilst we were ...
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