The London Quarterly Review, Volumen5Theodore Foster, 1811 |
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... says Sir Robert Wilson , according to his own account ; but what are the results of this most sanguinary battle ? What are the advantages that he obtains ? -The maintenance of his position in the field , and the occupation on the ...
... says Sir Robert Wilson , according to his own account ; but what are the results of this most sanguinary battle ? What are the advantages that he obtains ? -The maintenance of his position in the field , and the occupation on the ...
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... says , he measured himself , at 120 stades only ; whereas it is at least 13 ′ in a straight line , equal to 243 sta- des of the standard of Anaximander . Can we suppose that Xeno- phon , whose march from Sardis to Babylon is so ...
... says , he measured himself , at 120 stades only ; whereas it is at least 13 ′ in a straight line , equal to 243 sta- des of the standard of Anaximander . Can we suppose that Xeno- phon , whose march from Sardis to Babylon is so ...
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... says , ' to understand correctly what the ancients have delivered concerning the direction of the winds , we ought to recollect , that they changed , at least six times , the divisions in their systems , for the purpose of increasing ...
... says , ' to understand correctly what the ancients have delivered concerning the direction of the winds , we ought to recollect , that they changed , at least six times , the divisions in their systems , for the purpose of increasing ...
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Brief Remarks on the Character and Composition | 62 |
De Motu per Britanniam Civico Annis MDCCXLV | 84 |
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