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Page iii
... State of Health , 65 67 ib . 68 ib . ib . A Letter to the Guardians of the Poor of the Burgh of Bury St Edmund's in Suf- folk , The School for Scandal , a Comedy , Burn's Digeft of the Militia Laws , The Trial of Francis Soulés ...
... State of Health , 65 67 ib . 68 ib . ib . A Letter to the Guardians of the Poor of the Burgh of Bury St Edmund's in Suf- folk , The School for Scandal , a Comedy , Burn's Digeft of the Militia Laws , The Trial of Francis Soulés ...
Page vii
... States in Europe , A Form of Prayer , and Hymns for the Ufe of the Pruffian Field - Hospitals , Some Remarks on the ... State Farce , - 461 Remarks on an Act of Parliament for the encouragement of the Fisheries , & c.ib . 4 Ан An Effay ...
... States in Europe , A Form of Prayer , and Hymns for the Ufe of the Pruffian Field - Hospitals , Some Remarks on the ... State Farce , - 461 Remarks on an Act of Parliament for the encouragement of the Fisheries , & c.ib . 4 Ан An Effay ...
Page 5
... state of Cambifes himselfe muft our feather'd eftridge , like a piece of ordnance be planted valiantly ( because impudently ) beating downe the mewes and hiffes of the oppofed rafcality . For do but caft up a reckoning , what large ...
... state of Cambifes himselfe muft our feather'd eftridge , like a piece of ordnance be planted valiantly ( because impudently ) beating downe the mewes and hiffes of the oppofed rafcality . For do but caft up a reckoning , what large ...
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... state and revolutions of the Roman empire , I could not be ignorant that the refult of my enquiries might offend the intereft of fome and the opinions of others . If the whole work was favourably received by the public , I had the more ...
... state and revolutions of the Roman empire , I could not be ignorant that the refult of my enquiries might offend the intereft of fome and the opinions of others . If the whole work was favourably received by the public , I had the more ...
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... state ; for how well would it be ferved , and what good citizens would it confist of , if there was no other road but that of virtue , whereby to arrive at the public eftcem ! but as the cafe ftands at present , the merit , or even the ...
... state ; for how well would it be ferved , and what good citizens would it confist of , if there was no other road but that of virtue , whereby to arrive at the public eftcem ! but as the cafe ftands at present , the merit , or even the ...
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