Chambers's Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts, Bind 14,Oplag 120 –Bind 16,Oplag 140William Chambers, Robert Chambers William and Robert Chambers |
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... thought neces- sary to keep , for the sake of protection , its houses rose to a great height . Excepting the single open street extending from the castle to Holyrood , every morsel of ground was covered with houses , forming thickly ...
... thought neces- sary to keep , for the sake of protection , its houses rose to a great height . Excepting the single open street extending from the castle to Holyrood , every morsel of ground was covered with houses , forming thickly ...
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... thought to be crowded with ten or twelve families , now contain four times the number . Under a single roof it has been found that as many as three hundred souls are lodged - how incommodiously , and with what deterioration of morals ...
... thought to be crowded with ten or twelve families , now contain four times the number . Under a single roof it has been found that as many as three hundred souls are lodged - how incommodiously , and with what deterioration of morals ...
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... thought necessary ( the better to enable me to do which , I had already been furnished with such articles of merchandise and trinkets as it was supposed would be wanted to satisfy the natives ) , I was to proceed from thence through ...
... thought necessary ( the better to enable me to do which , I had already been furnished with such articles of merchandise and trinkets as it was supposed would be wanted to satisfy the natives ) , I was to proceed from thence through ...
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... thought of this kind , nor did the possibility of it enter • into mu ideas , having no that so general an inclination , or so strong an attach- ment to these islands , could prevail among my people da to induce abandon every prospect of ...
... thought of this kind , nor did the possibility of it enter • into mu ideas , having no that so general an inclination , or so strong an attach- ment to these islands , could prevail among my people da to induce abandon every prospect of ...
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... thought prefer- able , while there remained hopes of being able to surmount our hardships . For my own part , I consider the general run of cloudy and wet weather to be a blessing of Providence . Hot weather would have caused us to have ...
... thought prefer- able , while there remained hopes of being able to surmount our hardships . For my own part , I consider the general run of cloudy and wet weather to be a blessing of Providence . Hot weather would have caused us to have ...
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