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LINEAL MEASURES , English , French , and Spanish . Eng . Inches . THE most accurate standard of the yard , is that called the Parliamentary Standard , made by Bird in 1758 , equal to ....... ...... On a measurement by the late Dr.
LINEAL MEASURES , English , French , and Spanish . Eng . Inches . THE most accurate standard of the yard , is that called the Parliamentary Standard , made by Bird in 1758 , equal to ....... ...... On a measurement by the late Dr.
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cident discovered , the French had nothing to do but to finish , their breakfast with all possible dispatch , and proceed at once on the attack . The officers of the staff were all at breakfast with the governor , when the adjutant ...
cident discovered , the French had nothing to do but to finish , their breakfast with all possible dispatch , and proceed at once on the attack . The officers of the staff were all at breakfast with the governor , when the adjutant ...
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ployed in bringing some great guns on - shore , for the purpose of erecting a battery to play upon the French squadron ; and the troops continued to make themselves masters of one post after another . These islands consist of lofty ...
ployed in bringing some great guns on - shore , for the purpose of erecting a battery to play upon the French squadron ; and the troops continued to make themselves masters of one post after another . These islands consist of lofty ...
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Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Henderick Portenger | 1 |
Travels of M Burckhardt in Egypt and Nubia | 1 |
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