The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... observed , has been proved once before , the science of the Moors , and the literature of the Saracens under the Caliph Almamon , whofe former examination fhould have enabled him to plead autrefois acquit , is once more preffed into the ...
... observed , has been proved once before , the science of the Moors , and the literature of the Saracens under the Caliph Almamon , whofe former examination fhould have enabled him to plead autrefois acquit , is once more preffed into the ...
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... observed , that Anas are known in every country where there are books or learned men . The firit publication of this clafs , how- ever , which affumed the title of Ana , was the Scaligeriana . They afterwards multiplied confiderably all ...
... observed , that Anas are known in every country where there are books or learned men . The firit publication of this clafs , how- ever , which affumed the title of Ana , was the Scaligeriana . They afterwards multiplied confiderably all ...
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... observed fitting upon two eggs , and was fre- quently visited by one of the foldiers , till the hen was miffing , fuppofed to be killed by a dog ; he immediately took the eggs , and laid them under a cat and three small kittens , and ...
... observed fitting upon two eggs , and was fre- quently visited by one of the foldiers , till the hen was miffing , fuppofed to be killed by a dog ; he immediately took the eggs , and laid them under a cat and three small kittens , and ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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