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tion alone could yield the consolation , and obtain the forgiveness , which he found necessary to his repose . But in assuming the pil- grim's staff , he did not lay aside any feeling becoming his rank or his birth .
tion alone could yield the consolation , and obtain the forgiveness , which he found necessary to his repose . But in assuming the pil- grim's staff , he did not lay aside any feeling becoming his rank or his birth .
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tion of October 22d , between this kingdom and France ? or in that Order in Council of November 7th , which , laying an em- bargo on Dutch merchant - vessels , and authorizing their deten- tion , enjoins , that the utmost care be taken ...
tion of October 22d , between this kingdom and France ? or in that Order in Council of November 7th , which , laying an em- bargo on Dutch merchant - vessels , and authorizing their deten- tion , enjoins , that the utmost care be taken ...
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SIMPLE MINSTRELSY ; a Collec- tion of Original Poems . By Mrs. COCKLE . Dedicated , by permission , to the Vis- countess Powerscourt . Elegantly printed on fine thick post 8vo . and embellished with an exquisite engraving by Warren ...
SIMPLE MINSTRELSY ; a Collec- tion of Original Poems . By Mrs. COCKLE . Dedicated , by permission , to the Vis- countess Powerscourt . Elegantly printed on fine thick post 8vo . and embellished with an exquisite engraving by Warren ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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