A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and Travels, in All Parts of the World: Many of which are Now First Translated Into English. Digested on a New Plan, Volume 4John Pinkerton Kimber and Conrad, 1811 |
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... thing they can lay their hands on , and I should remark , that this is an account which has been very generally given me : all sorts of iron hinges , chains , locks , keys , & c . gates will be cut in pieces , and conveyed away in many ...
... thing they can lay their hands on , and I should remark , that this is an account which has been very generally given me : all sorts of iron hinges , chains , locks , keys , & c . gates will be cut in pieces , and conveyed away in many ...
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... thing that could have been established . This edifice entirely at the primate's expence . The church is erected of white stone , and having a tall spire makes a very agreeable object , in a country where churches and spires do not ...
... thing that could have been established . This edifice entirely at the primate's expence . The church is erected of white stone , and having a tall spire makes a very agreeable object , in a country where churches and spires do not ...
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... thing is inexplicable , many of the modern philosophers , chiefly indeed of the French nation , have become warm ad ... things which they do not rightly under- stand , rather than on truths which come clearly within their ...
... thing is inexplicable , many of the modern philosophers , chiefly indeed of the French nation , have become warm ad ... things which they do not rightly under- stand , rather than on truths which come clearly within their ...
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... thing was an evident argument of this humour , that there were some hundreds of coaches of persons of the best ... thing of them ; and they are observed frequently to ruin themselves in these expences . Every one , that has any ...
... thing was an evident argument of this humour , that there were some hundreds of coaches of persons of the best ... thing of them ; and they are observed frequently to ruin themselves in these expences . Every one , that has any ...
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... things give the curious stranger . Here as soon as ever a man gets any thing by fortune or inheritance , he lays it out in some such wav as now named . Yet , after all , many utensils and conveniencies of life are wanting here , which ...
... things give the curious stranger . Here as soon as ever a man gets any thing by fortune or inheritance , he lays it out in some such wav as now named . Yet , after all , many utensils and conveniencies of life are wanting here , which ...
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A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and ..., Volume 4 John Pinkerton Affichage du livre entier - 1809 |
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