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Side 40
Of the aqueducts of this period , only patronised , as it had been under the kings ,
portions of the Aqua Martia remain , and as an art contributing to the personal Mr.
Forsyth seems to be of opinion that same and splendour of the sovereign . the ...
Of the aqueducts of this period , only patronised , as it had been under the kings ,
portions of the Aqua Martia remain , and as an art contributing to the personal Mr.
Forsyth seems to be of opinion that same and splendour of the sovereign . the ...
Side 73
... such as concern grants and titles to Columbian Institute ; and a bill to increase
the fand , which may have been taken out of that pay of the militia whilst in actual
service . country at the period of its cession to the United Saturday , April 11th .
... such as concern grants and titles to Columbian Institute ; and a bill to increase
the fand , which may have been taken out of that pay of the militia whilst in actual
service . country at the period of its cession to the United Saturday , April 11th .
Side 97
... Latin and vernacular , as Mr. El . peared to invite the attention of European liott
has given them ; or have a separate travellers and settlers at an early period ,
Latin synopsis , after the manner of that we find that its vegetable treasures have
for ...
... Latin and vernacular , as Mr. El . peared to invite the attention of European liott
has given them ; or have a separate travellers and settlers at an early period ,
Latin synopsis , after the manner of that we find that its vegetable treasures have
for ...
Side 323
... the whole intellect of the peared - and so universal at one period , country , and
threw over its proceedings had the dissatisfaction of the people a splendour that
fascinated even the eyes throughout the continent toward their of its enemies .
... the whole intellect of the peared - and so universal at one period , country , and
threw over its proceedings had the dissatisfaction of the people a splendour that
fascinated even the eyes throughout the continent toward their of its enemies .
Side 463
His interest circulating wealth during any particular in the French loans is given
as the cause period . If we compare the amount of of it . the stamp duty in George
I. with that in A report was in circulation at Ham- the present reign , we shall be ...
His interest circulating wealth during any particular in the French loans is given
as the cause period . If we compare the amount of of it . the stamp duty in George
I. with that in A report was in circulation at Ham- the present reign , we shall be ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |