The Monthly Review, Volumen15Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... be then , for a time , suppressed , yet they were not fubdued ; seeing they , and
their descendants continued their depredations till within thele twenty - five years
: among them every discontented negro that ran away from his owner , was fure ...
... be then , for a time , suppressed , yet they were not fubdued ; seeing they , and
their descendants continued their depredations till within thele twenty - five years
: among them every discontented negro that ran away from his owner , was fure ...
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I made fome diffi ' ( culties in obeying him , nor was my style one of the best ; but
upon repeated commands from his Majesty , and his promile to correct it with his
own hand , I resumed and o continued this work with more assiduity . - Such was
...
I made fome diffi ' ( culties in obeying him , nor was my style one of the best ; but
upon repeated commands from his Majesty , and his promile to correct it with his
own hand , I resumed and o continued this work with more assiduity . - Such was
...
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Eighthly , why the barometer falls loweft in long continued rains , attended by
winds ; and why it rises • highest in long continued fair weather ; and why the
intermediate changes happen . Ninthly , of ' land - breezes , and fea - breezés ,
and ...
Eighthly , why the barometer falls loweft in long continued rains , attended by
winds ; and why it rises • highest in long continued fair weather ; and why the
intermediate changes happen . Ninthly , of ' land - breezes , and fea - breezés ,
and ...
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This shower continued till a quarter after seven ; so that by the darkness of the air
, the fall of • stones , and the horrible eructations of the mountain , the day of
judgment seemed to fome to be at hand . After the • ftones had ceased falling ,
there ...
This shower continued till a quarter after seven ; so that by the darkness of the air
, the fall of • stones , and the horrible eructations of the mountain , the day of
judgment seemed to fome to be at hand . After the • ftones had ceased falling ,
there ...
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The inoculated , nevertheless , are affirmed to have had it very favourably , and to
have continued in perfect health ever since 1750 , when the operation was
performed . The second case instances a patient of a hectie cal habit , and
subject to ...
The inoculated , nevertheless , are affirmed to have had it very favourably , and to
have continued in perfect health ever since 1750 , when the operation was
performed . The second case instances a patient of a hectie cal habit , and
subject to ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen15 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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