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... considerable quanti- t in Cornwall ; and Cornwall and e furnish a very large proportion of copper which is raised ... considerably a half of what is used in this quarter d . To do full justice to the impor rmines of coal and iron , would ...
... considerable quanti- t in Cornwall ; and Cornwall and e furnish a very large proportion of copper which is raised ... considerably a half of what is used in this quarter d . To do full justice to the impor rmines of coal and iron , would ...
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... considerable reading , strong understanding , and great firmness of character . He does not , however , appear to have been very circum- spect in his proceedings , for his schemes be- came known to the government in the city of Mexico ...
... considerable reading , strong understanding , and great firmness of character . He does not , however , appear to have been very circum- spect in his proceedings , for his schemes be- came known to the government in the city of Mexico ...
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... considerable sacrifice . This was in the autumn of 1646 . At Rome the Duke conducted himself with considerable address to gain the weather - gage of his holiness . Pope Innocent X. was inclined at first to the Spanish faction on his ...
... considerable sacrifice . This was in the autumn of 1646 . At Rome the Duke conducted himself with considerable address to gain the weather - gage of his holiness . Pope Innocent X. was inclined at first to the Spanish faction on his ...
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