The Monthly Magazine, Volume 6R. Phillips, 1798 |
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... Citizen Dusaulx Runic Sagas Threshing Machine , a Patent for Tooth - ache , a Remedy for Tour of England See lous.man Tour in North America Tribunal , secret , Account of Trumbul , Mr. John , Memoirs of Tunnel under the Thames proposed ...
... Citizen Dusaulx Runic Sagas Threshing Machine , a Patent for Tooth - ache , a Remedy for Tour of England See lous.man Tour in North America Tribunal , secret , Account of Trumbul , Mr. John , Memoirs of Tunnel under the Thames proposed ...
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... citizen of the ftate , and held feveral civil and military offices under the crown . The event which feparated the United States from Great Britain , rendering him fufpected , though without reafon , he retired to the territory at the ...
... citizen of the ftate , and held feveral civil and military offices under the crown . The event which feparated the United States from Great Britain , rendering him fufpected , though without reafon , he retired to the territory at the ...
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... citizen who eats his mutton at three , and is himself obliged to ftrike fail to the man of high ton , the fuperlatively fashion- able , whole table is not covered till after the opera . I have confidered whether the glory may not arife ...
... citizen who eats his mutton at three , and is himself obliged to ftrike fail to the man of high ton , the fuperlatively fashion- able , whole table is not covered till after the opera . I have confidered whether the glory may not arife ...
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... Citizens of New - York were greatly agi- MONTHLY MAG . Ne . XXXIV . 25 tated . The healthinefs of their city , and the prefervation of their lives , were at ftake . The fubject was viewed , turned and examined in all manner of ways . Fi ...
... Citizens of New - York were greatly agi- MONTHLY MAG . Ne . XXXIV . 25 tated . The healthinefs of their city , and the prefervation of their lives , were at ftake . The fubject was viewed , turned and examined in all manner of ways . Fi ...
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... citizens , killed one , and wounded about fifty others . ” TWO LETTERS of JAMES VI . of Scor- LAND , to QUEEN ELIZABETH . ICHT , & c . This berare , our cou- que young nobleman of great accompt and expectatioun , being difpofed to visit ...
... citizens , killed one , and wounded about fifty others . ” TWO LETTERS of JAMES VI . of Scor- LAND , to QUEEN ELIZABETH . ICHT , & c . This berare , our cou- que young nobleman of great accompt and expectatioun , being difpofed to visit ...
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