The Literary Panorama and National Register, Том 5C. Taylor, 1817 |
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... persons who are daily employed in working them , receive as a perqui- site , or as remuneration for their la- bours , all lumps not weighing two ounces of solid gold ; --- while they deliver to the Sultan , all above that weight ; which ...
... persons who are daily employed in working them , receive as a perqui- site , or as remuneration for their la- bours , all lumps not weighing two ounces of solid gold ; --- while they deliver to the Sultan , all above that weight ; which ...
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... persons , several of whom are armed with daggers and bows and arrows . Adams does not know if he had any family . In a store - room of the King's house Adams observed about twenty muskets , ap- parently of French manufacture , one of ...
... persons , several of whom are armed with daggers and bows and arrows . Adams does not know if he had any family . In a store - room of the King's house Adams observed about twenty muskets , ap- parently of French manufacture , one of ...
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... persons interested in taking advantage of British ingenuity . It may , therefore , be of use to such gen- tlemen to know before hand , what they have to expect from France ; on what terins and to what extent , Patents are there granted ...
... persons interested in taking advantage of British ingenuity . It may , therefore , be of use to such gen- tlemen to know before hand , what they have to expect from France ; on what terins and to what extent , Patents are there granted ...
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... persons only merit favour , who render their discoveries of free and com- mon use , and thus add to the welfare of Boriety , which all governments ought to seek mecssantly to ameliorate . Paris , Oct. 13 , 1913 . COUNT DE Sussy ...
... persons only merit favour , who render their discoveries of free and com- mon use , and thus add to the welfare of Boriety , which all governments ought to seek mecssantly to ameliorate . Paris , Oct. 13 , 1913 . COUNT DE Sussy ...
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... persons were written to who common , and it was found by their re- plies , that the practice stands the test of the preseut distress , as well as it sup ; orted the opposite difficulties of extreme scarcity . able an example is not ...
... persons were written to who common , and it was found by their re- plies , that the practice stands the test of the preseut distress , as well as it sup ; orted the opposite difficulties of extreme scarcity . able an example is not ...
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