Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... Constitution of our country , is of the blackest dye that man can commit . For of all felonies , mur- der is the most horrible , and of all mur ders , poisoning is the most detestable . Poifoning is a fecret act against which there are ...
... Constitution of our country , is of the blackest dye that man can commit . For of all felonies , mur- der is the most horrible , and of all mur ders , poisoning is the most detestable . Poifoning is a fecret act against which there are ...
Sivu 217
... Constitution , as established at the glorious revolution . -- I thall be wanting in that refpect which is due to your worthy Sheriffs , was I not to return them my fincere thanks for the polite attention , and strict impar- tiality ...
... Constitution , as established at the glorious revolution . -- I thall be wanting in that refpect which is due to your worthy Sheriffs , was I not to return them my fincere thanks for the polite attention , and strict impar- tiality ...
Sivu 228
... constitution fits him for action ; and he takes plea- fure in it . Did he take delight in reft , he would be an abfurd being , confidering that this earth produces little for him but what requires preparation ; that raw materials are ...
... constitution fits him for action ; and he takes plea- fure in it . Did he take delight in reft , he would be an abfurd being , confidering that this earth produces little for him but what requires preparation ; that raw materials are ...
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