The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 142
... less than our fhipments to the British Weft Indies . Their lordships proceed to state , that in confequence of information received by them from the principal corn countries of Europe , they are of opinion , that the quantity of grain ...
... less than our fhipments to the British Weft Indies . Their lordships proceed to state , that in confequence of information received by them from the principal corn countries of Europe , they are of opinion , that the quantity of grain ...
Page 412
... less in the Hebrew , which feems to be corrupted ; and the Septuagint gives to the fame words a very different fignification- έκλισε κύριος σωτηρίαν εις καταφιλευσιν καινην , εν σωληρία περιελεύσονται avepwo . This tranflation is ...
... less in the Hebrew , which feems to be corrupted ; and the Septuagint gives to the fame words a very different fignification- έκλισε κύριος σωτηρίαν εις καταφιλευσιν καινην , εν σωληρία περιελεύσονται avepwo . This tranflation is ...
Page 537
... less degree of authority affixed to these three powers , which were not di- ftinguished by the nature of their functions , but by the rank of affairs confided to them ; and , above all , by the value of that rank in the minds of the ...
... less degree of authority affixed to these three powers , which were not di- ftinguished by the nature of their functions , but by the rank of affairs confided to them ; and , above all , by the value of that rank in the minds of the ...
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