The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year ...G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, 1814 |
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Strona iii
... possession of the art before any traces of it can be discovered among the Arabians.— " Such , " says he , " as are skilled in the ways of nature can take silver and tin , and , changing their former nature , make them into gold . " In ...
... possession of the art before any traces of it can be discovered among the Arabians.— " Such , " says he , " as are skilled in the ways of nature can take silver and tin , and , changing their former nature , make them into gold . " In ...
Strona 16
... possession , his plan was , after Badajoz had fallen , to march without delay into Anda- lusia , in order to raise the siege of Cadiz , and to compel the enemy to evacuate evacuate Andalusia . Several rea- sons operated to call for 16 ...
... possession , his plan was , after Badajoz had fallen , to march without delay into Anda- lusia , in order to raise the siege of Cadiz , and to compel the enemy to evacuate evacuate Andalusia . Several rea- sons operated to call for 16 ...
Strona 17
... possession nearly amounted to this : In every village they were obliged to barricade themselves to guard against attack ; and if be- tween village and village the di- stance was more than five or six miles , they were under the neces ...
... possession nearly amounted to this : In every village they were obliged to barricade themselves to guard against attack ; and if be- tween village and village the di- stance was more than five or six miles , they were under the neces ...
Strona 27
... possession of the 200,0001 . Russia had been brought to the state in which she was , by refusing to submit to the continental system ; and if the re- sult of the struggle were to enable her to keep open the markets of that vast empire ...
... possession of the 200,0001 . Russia had been brought to the state in which she was , by refusing to submit to the continental system ; and if the re- sult of the struggle were to enable her to keep open the markets of that vast empire ...
Strona 59
... possession of an Irish see ? Surely it is then incumbent on the catholics to offer the same securi- ties , and submit to the same con- trol , which have been exacted and exercised by every other protestant state that has admitted ...
... possession of an Irish see ? Surely it is then incumbent on the catholics to offer the same securi- ties , and submit to the same con- trol , which have been exacted and exercised by every other protestant state that has admitted ...
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