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Now , the Indians have never heard of a personage in Demerara higher than that of governor ; and the colonists , through a common mistake , call the Vultures carrion crows . Hence the Indian , in order to express the dominion of this ...
Now , the Indians have never heard of a personage in Demerara higher than that of governor ; and the colonists , through a common mistake , call the Vultures carrion crows . Hence the Indian , in order to express the dominion of this ...
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Do the common people look to the law in going before magistrates , or to their interest with the magistrate ? To their interest with the magistrate . ' — ' In fact , have not the magistrates established a law of their own ?
Do the common people look to the law in going before magistrates , or to their interest with the magistrate ? To their interest with the magistrate . ' — ' In fact , have not the magistrates established a law of their own ?
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The POETICAL COMMON - PLACE BOOK ; being an Original Selection of Beautiful Pieces from English Standard and Fugitive Poetry ; with a fine Portrait of Sir Walter Scott , Bart . Second Edition , with considerable Additions .
The POETICAL COMMON - PLACE BOOK ; being an Original Selection of Beautiful Pieces from English Standard and Fugitive Poetry ; with a fine Portrait of Sir Walter Scott , Bart . Second Edition , with considerable Additions .
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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