Anti-Jacobin Review, True Churchman's Magazine; and Protestant Advocate: Or Monthly Political, and Literary Censor, Том 11Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1802 |
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... Robifon , Efq . of Boghall , in the county of Stirling . Mr. Robifon , the father , engaged , at an early period of life , in com- merce , and cared on , for many years , a lucrative trade as a merchant in Glafgow ; but , before the ...
... Robifon , Efq . of Boghall , in the county of Stirling . Mr. Robifon , the father , engaged , at an early period of life , in com- merce , and cared on , for many years , a lucrative trade as a merchant in Glafgow ; but , before the ...
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... Robifon fay , that he first attracted the regard of that admirer of ancient geometry , by owning his dislike of algebra , and by returning a neat geome- trical solution of a problem which had been given out to the clafs in an alge braic ...
... Robifon fay , that he first attracted the regard of that admirer of ancient geometry , by owning his dislike of algebra , and by returning a neat geome- trical solution of a problem which had been given out to the clafs in an alge braic ...
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... Robi- fon ; and certainly no man has a more rooted abhorrence of hypocrify in all its forms . Without any very distinct notion how he was to be employed , or what were to be the emoluments of his office , Mr. Robifon went to London in ...
... Robi- fon ; and certainly no man has a more rooted abhorrence of hypocrify in all its forms . Without any very distinct notion how he was to be employed , or what were to be the emoluments of his office , Mr. Robifon went to London in ...
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... Robifon had gone to Jamaica , was dead ; in the friendship of Dr. Blair he had little confidence ; peace feemed to be at no great diflance ; and his hopes of advancement in the navy were very small . He determined therefore to return to ...
... Robifon had gone to Jamaica , was dead ; in the friendship of Dr. Blair he had little confidence ; peace feemed to be at no great diflance ; and his hopes of advancement in the navy were very small . He determined therefore to return to ...
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... Robifon always mentions , in terms of high refpect , the enlightened and honourable conduct of GENERAĻ Ku- TUZOFF , who was military head of the academy , and held the third place ... Robifon's Lectures on Natural Memoirs of Dr. Robifon : 95.
... Robifon always mentions , in terms of high refpect , the enlightened and honourable conduct of GENERAĻ Ku- TUZOFF , who was military head of the academy , and held the third place ... Robifon's Lectures on Natural Memoirs of Dr. Robifon : 95.
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