Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... respect . No effect followed ; they still continued to furnish the States at open war with their ally with every kind of ne- ceffary ftores , and even took off the duty from feveral naval articles , in order the more effectually to ...
... respect . No effect followed ; they still continued to furnish the States at open war with their ally with every kind of ne- ceffary ftores , and even took off the duty from feveral naval articles , in order the more effectually to ...
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... respect to the rett of mankind , being but as one to twenty - three . Their colour becomes darker , the nearer they approach to the equator . It becomes lighter or more bright at the extremities of the torrid zone . The Moors , although ...
... respect to the rett of mankind , being but as one to twenty - three . Their colour becomes darker , the nearer they approach to the equator . It becomes lighter or more bright at the extremities of the torrid zone . The Moors , although ...
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... respect , to receive it from the hand of honourable indigence . A poffeffion of twelve hundred years , and fuch fplendid advantages , is the fairest title that exifts in the world . An important period for the feftival . of the Rofe was ...
... respect , to receive it from the hand of honourable indigence . A poffeffion of twelve hundred years , and fuch fplendid advantages , is the fairest title that exifts in the world . An important period for the feftival . of the Rofe was ...
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