The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 11
... respect to the disease which makes the most fatal ravage , the Society islanders are much the most generally infected ; fewer at Tongataboo ; and at the Marquefas it is happily yet unknown . As to native fertility , all the iflands ...
... respect to the disease which makes the most fatal ravage , the Society islanders are much the most generally infected ; fewer at Tongataboo ; and at the Marquefas it is happily yet unknown . As to native fertility , all the iflands ...
Page 101
... respect : but , if they cannot univerfally enforce their good intentions , it is in their power to give great encouragement to their admonitions . If in bestowing preferment , whether it be a be- nefice with cure of fouls , a finecure ...
... respect : but , if they cannot univerfally enforce their good intentions , it is in their power to give great encouragement to their admonitions . If in bestowing preferment , whether it be a be- nefice with cure of fouls , a finecure ...
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... respect and deference paid to his father and family by all the pride and all the wealth in the land , were confiderations which few minds could have overcome ; and it is no wonder that the very name of Walpole was confidered as an ...
... respect and deference paid to his father and family by all the pride and all the wealth in the land , were confiderations which few minds could have overcome ; and it is no wonder that the very name of Walpole was confidered as an ...
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