Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Том 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... England 292 from a Watchmaker to the Common Council 293 to the Livery of London 417 from New Jersey 427 to the Authors of the Re- view , on the Controverfy be- tween Patten and Heathcote , to Mr. Pitt 470 523 HORNE'S Apology for certain ...
... England 292 from a Watchmaker to the Common Council 293 to the Livery of London 417 from New Jersey 427 to the Authors of the Re- view , on the Controverfy be- tween Patten and Heathcote , to Mr. Pitt 470 523 HORNE'S Apology for certain ...
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... England ; but the Tranf lator thinks it incumbent upon him to declare , that he does • not print them from any opinion of his ability for such an undertaking , but merely through an humble hope , that , im- perfect as they are , they ...
... England ; but the Tranf lator thinks it incumbent upon him to declare , that he does • not print them from any opinion of his ability for such an undertaking , but merely through an humble hope , that , im- perfect as they are , they ...
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... England , and thofe who held by it were called villeins , from the word villa , a farm . They were obliged to perform the moft fervile offices , and their condition did not differ from that of flaves ; for both they and their children ...
... England , and thofe who held by it were called villeins , from the word villa , a farm . They were obliged to perform the moft fervile offices , and their condition did not differ from that of flaves ; for both they and their children ...
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... England ; for the laft cafe concerning villenage to be found in any of the law - books , is that of Crouche , in the tenth < year of Queen Elizabeth . ' Dyer , 226. b . pl . 11 . 66 And it is remarkable , that Sir Thomas Smith , who was ...
... England ; for the laft cafe concerning villenage to be found in any of the law - books , is that of Crouche , in the tenth < year of Queen Elizabeth . ' Dyer , 226. b . pl . 11 . 66 And it is remarkable , that Sir Thomas Smith , who was ...
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... England , as well as by the civil law , to commence in males at fourteen complete , and in females at twelve . But in England , perfons may legally enter into matrimony • before puberty : and a female , when fhe has completed her ninth ...
... England , as well as by the civil law , to commence in males at fourteen complete , and in females at twelve . But in England , perfons may legally enter into matrimony • before puberty : and a female , when fhe has completed her ninth ...
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