The London Quarterly Review, Volumen16Theodore Foster, 1817 |
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... persons were daily ar- riving at the island , though within a few hours sail ; but , ' he added , should the plague declare itself at Alexandria , distant some hundred miles , we shall certainly have it at Scio . ' It did reach ...
... persons were daily ar- riving at the island , though within a few hours sail ; but , ' he added , should the plague declare itself at Alexandria , distant some hundred miles , we shall certainly have it at Scio . ' It did reach ...
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... persons remarkably thin , which he thinks may be owing to the heat of the climate and to their scanty means of subsistence . Their hair is sometimes frizzled out at the sides and stiffened with grease , so as perfectly to resemble the ...
... persons remarkably thin , which he thinks may be owing to the heat of the climate and to their scanty means of subsistence . Their hair is sometimes frizzled out at the sides and stiffened with grease , so as perfectly to resemble the ...
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... persons at Liverpool toast the health of this wild ranter , he modestly and intelligibly describes the effect which this great event will have in Ireland- • Oh ! yes , I do foresee when she ( Ireland ) shall hear with what courtesy her ...
... persons at Liverpool toast the health of this wild ranter , he modestly and intelligibly describes the effect which this great event will have in Ireland- • Oh ! yes , I do foresee when she ( Ireland ) shall hear with what courtesy her ...
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... persons have forcibly shut their eyes against the completeness of the induction , and the extent of the evi- dence by which the force of the principle is indisputably proved . Others , unable to withstand conviction , have been inclined ...
... persons have forcibly shut their eyes against the completeness of the induction , and the extent of the evi- dence by which the force of the principle is indisputably proved . Others , unable to withstand conviction , have been inclined ...
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... person's name was William Stevenson , a native of Borrowstouness . He had been a convict and escaped from New South Wales ; but was , notwithstanding , an industrious man , and conducted himself , in general , with great propriety . He ...
... person's name was William Stevenson , a native of Borrowstouness . He had been a convict and escaped from New South Wales ; but was , notwithstanding , an industrious man , and conducted himself , in general , with great propriety . He ...
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