The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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Page 323
... seems to have been visited by no Spaniard whose curiosity led him to inquire into its natural resources and productions , and certainly by none who has been permitted to communicate the result of his inquiries to the public . None of ...
... seems to have been visited by no Spaniard whose curiosity led him to inquire into its natural resources and productions , and certainly by none who has been permitted to communicate the result of his inquiries to the public . None of ...
Page 336
... seem to think that nothing renders a soldier so fit to meet an enemy , as fixing his cap on one corner of his head , and ex- posing as much of it as they possibly can , bedaubed with soap and flour , to the wet and cold of a northern ...
... seem to think that nothing renders a soldier so fit to meet an enemy , as fixing his cap on one corner of his head , and ex- posing as much of it as they possibly can , bedaubed with soap and flour , to the wet and cold of a northern ...
Page 337
... seems frequently , like his aged Chryses , to have walked musing on the shore of the resounding main , attentive to all its changes , and fix- ing their several forms upon his imagination , for the various of description and comparison ...
... seems frequently , like his aged Chryses , to have walked musing on the shore of the resounding main , attentive to all its changes , and fix- ing their several forms upon his imagination , for the various of description and comparison ...
Page 339
... seems to have been a very natural and necessary step , to give that which was intended to be the medium of public confidence the sanction of the public authority ; and by the establishment of mints to ascertain , as far as it was possi ...
... seems to have been a very natural and necessary step , to give that which was intended to be the medium of public confidence the sanction of the public authority ; and by the establishment of mints to ascertain , as far as it was possi ...
Page 340
... seems intended to have been a pledge for a shilling . A piece of lead or pewter , with a small square bar of copper struck through it , was struck by James II , for the payment of his army in Ireland . Various coins of this kind may be ...
... seems intended to have been a pledge for a shilling . A piece of lead or pewter , with a small square bar of copper struck through it , was struck by James II , for the payment of his army in Ireland . Various coins of this kind may be ...
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