The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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From this a quisition to his household he is considered rich ; and it is a common expression with the negroes to say " such a man be rich , he have much woman . " When any object excites his desire , he consults his head woman ...
From this a quisition to his household he is considered rich ; and it is a common expression with the negroes to say " such a man be rich , he have much woman . " When any object excites his desire , he consults his head woman ...
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... superfluity of corn , and a deficiency of broad cloth , and if B. have more broad cloth than he requires , but less corn than he needs , the exchange between A. and B. must be considered as making an addition to the wealth of both .
... superfluity of corn , and a deficiency of broad cloth , and if B. have more broad cloth than he requires , but less corn than he needs , the exchange between A. and B. must be considered as making an addition to the wealth of both .
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Theodoric introduced his whole nation to partake in the privileges , and incorporate themselves with the existence , of the Roman people ; and his invasion must therefore be considered as the first great epoch of a new state of society ...
Theodoric introduced his whole nation to partake in the privileges , and incorporate themselves with the existence , of the Roman people ; and his invasion must therefore be considered as the first great epoch of a new state of society ...
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