The Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature and Art, Том 25Henry Colburn, 1828 |
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... respect also , it may be considered as having surpassed any other nation except England : nay , such is the demand for inland water communication , arising from the wide spread of an agricultural population , whose pro- ducts are of ...
... respect also , it may be considered as having surpassed any other nation except England : nay , such is the demand for inland water communication , arising from the wide spread of an agricultural population , whose pro- ducts are of ...
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... respect , which bids fair to become the dividing line of powerful opposing parties . ques- The inhabited parts of the United States may be consi- dered as divided into two great portions , the sea - coast , and the western country ...
... respect , which bids fair to become the dividing line of powerful opposing parties . ques- The inhabited parts of the United States may be consi- dered as divided into two great portions , the sea - coast , and the western country ...
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... respects to the cooks : - " My good friends , " he used to say , " accept my best thanks for all the kind services you render us physicians ; were it not for you and your pleasing poisons , the Faculty would soon find themselves ...
... respects to the cooks : - " My good friends , " he used to say , " accept my best thanks for all the kind services you render us physicians ; were it not for you and your pleasing poisons , the Faculty would soon find themselves ...
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... respecting whatever appertained to the art of alimenta- tion , there was no appeal . His opinion constituted law ; and should it ever be possible to form a collection of such decisions , it will be hailed as the Epicurean code of the ...
... respecting whatever appertained to the art of alimenta- tion , there was no appeal . His opinion constituted law ; and should it ever be possible to form a collection of such decisions , it will be hailed as the Epicurean code of the ...
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... respects very interesting , and , in general , very rational and ingenious . We will now , however , lay aside all criticism , and relate what he writes on the subject of his balloon vessel , which is the most remarkable novelty in his ...
... respects very interesting , and , in general , very rational and ingenious . We will now , however , lay aside all criticism , and relate what he writes on the subject of his balloon vessel , which is the most remarkable novelty in his ...
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