The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... respect to property and refidence , before any work of pub lic utility can be carried into effect in a crowded city or its immediate en- virons . Heavens ! What an immente mafs of buildings , fome indeed old , but many of a very recent ...
... respect to property and refidence , before any work of pub lic utility can be carried into effect in a crowded city or its immediate en- virons . Heavens ! What an immente mafs of buildings , fome indeed old , but many of a very recent ...
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... respect to the Romans during the reigns of the Twelve Cæfars ; the naval hiftory of that people continued ; the caufes and period of the decline of its marine . & c . & c . & c . Chapter X. gives an hiftorical narrative of the ex ...
... respect to the Romans during the reigns of the Twelve Cæfars ; the naval hiftory of that people continued ; the caufes and period of the decline of its marine . & c . & c . & c . Chapter X. gives an hiftorical narrative of the ex ...
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... respect to the Treaty . He did not fee that any prof pect of fupport prefented itself , if we were to recommence hoftilities ; yet , if a barrier could have been erect ed to the fpirit of aggrandizement and encroachment in the affair of ...
... respect to the Treaty . He did not fee that any prof pect of fupport prefented itself , if we were to recommence hoftilities ; yet , if a barrier could have been erect ed to the fpirit of aggrandizement and encroachment in the affair of ...
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