The Scots Magazine, Volume 71Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1809 - English literature |
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... favour of the pub- lic , and whose knowledge of composi- tion , and variety of talent in the art , joined with the greatest refinement of taste , elegance of expression , and pow- er of execution , render him ( beyond all dispute ...
... favour of the pub- lic , and whose knowledge of composi- tion , and variety of talent in the art , joined with the greatest refinement of taste , elegance of expression , and pow- er of execution , render him ( beyond all dispute ...
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... favour the use of Coffee , that it consti- tutes a general article of consumption in almost all foreign countries , and aČ™ it is now likely to be as generally u sed in our own country , I have ven- tured to trouble you with some obser ...
... favour the use of Coffee , that it consti- tutes a general article of consumption in almost all foreign countries , and aČ™ it is now likely to be as generally u sed in our own country , I have ven- tured to trouble you with some obser ...
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... favour of the more * ... * general use of Coffee . It is raised by our fellow subjects , and paid for by our manufacturers . Tea , on the con- trary , is principally paid for with mo- ney . " From whence it appears , that whatever may ...
... favour of the more * ... * general use of Coffee . It is raised by our fellow subjects , and paid for by our manufacturers . Tea , on the con- trary , is principally paid for with mo- ney . " From whence it appears , that whatever may ...
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... favour to Henry , had excommunicated James , in consequence of which he could not be buried ac- cording to the rites of the church . Henry generously applies for the re- moval of this interdict against his van- quished rival , and is ...
... favour to Henry , had excommunicated James , in consequence of which he could not be buried ac- cording to the rites of the church . Henry generously applies for the re- moval of this interdict against his van- quished rival , and is ...
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... favour . Mr Maddison kad been elected President , and Mr Clinton Vice President , by vast majo rities ; and as they are , both supporters of Mr Jefferson's politics , the above acts are to be enforced under the most rigorous penalties ...
... favour . Mr Maddison kad been elected President , and Mr Clinton Vice President , by vast majo rities ; and as they are , both supporters of Mr Jefferson's politics , the above acts are to be enforced under the most rigorous penalties ...
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