The Monthly Magazine, Volume 40R. Phillips, 1815 |
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... Society , recently formed there by the learned , scientific , and inde- fatigable Dr. Paris , ( of which society his royal highness the Prince Regent is , I believe , the patron , ) affords an opportu- nity of devoting his leisure hours ...
... Society , recently formed there by the learned , scientific , and inde- fatigable Dr. Paris , ( of which society his royal highness the Prince Regent is , I believe , the patron , ) affords an opportu- nity of devoting his leisure hours ...
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... society : but it may happen , that , from the most in- famous motives , some wretch may send a challenge to some highly respectable , useful , and virtuous character , who , being too much swayed by fashion and custom , or what is ...
... society : but it may happen , that , from the most in- famous motives , some wretch may send a challenge to some highly respectable , useful , and virtuous character , who , being too much swayed by fashion and custom , or what is ...
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... Society , that its secretary , Mr. Webster , should have built so large a structure as he has done ( relative to the strata formed in the chalk basins of London and Southampton ) without a foundation . The colored strata in Alum Bay may ...
... Society , that its secretary , Mr. Webster , should have built so large a structure as he has done ( relative to the strata formed in the chalk basins of London and Southampton ) without a foundation . The colored strata in Alum Bay may ...
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... society of the Friends of the People in 1790 , and he always voted in favour of Parliamentary Reform ; yet , after the dissolution of that society , he never made the desire of Parliamentary Re- form the chief test of patriotism , and ...
... society of the Friends of the People in 1790 , and he always voted in favour of Parliamentary Reform ; yet , after the dissolution of that society , he never made the desire of Parliamentary Re- form the chief test of patriotism , and ...
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... society , would not exist ; and therefore he deemed it an unpardon- able crime for a man to neglect his duty or abuse his trust . Hence also it was , that , in cases of malversation which came within his sphere of action , no consi ...
... society , would not exist ; and therefore he deemed it an unpardon- able crime for a man to neglect his duty or abuse his trust . Hence also it was , that , in cases of malversation which came within his sphere of action , no consi ...
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