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In admitting this point , we must remark , that the provifions in favour of fhipbuilding are of fubfequent date to those in favour of feamen . It is therefore fair to infer , that the former was confidered in fubferviency to the latter ...
In admitting this point , we must remark , that the provifions in favour of fhipbuilding are of fubfequent date to those in favour of feamen . It is therefore fair to infer , that the former was confidered in fubferviency to the latter ...
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... usual relations in application to human conduct , it cannot fail to happen , that the persons in whom this patronage is vested will often be tempted to exercise it in their own favour , or in favour of their immediate connexions .
... usual relations in application to human conduct , it cannot fail to happen , that the persons in whom this patronage is vested will often be tempted to exercise it in their own favour , or in favour of their immediate connexions .
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The hostility of the Turks brought the former project of restoring the Greeks into favour at the court of St Petersburg . Its origin has been ascribed to Peter the Great ; but M. Rulhiere contends , that it was first broached by Field ...
The hostility of the Turks brought the former project of restoring the Greeks into favour at the court of St Petersburg . Its origin has been ascribed to Peter the Great ; but M. Rulhiere contends , that it was first broached by Field ...
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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