The Southern Review, Tom 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... believe , my friends , we ought to contribute with our neighbours to re- build the bridge of St. Avertin , which , saving us a whole league of transportation from hence to Tours , by the quick sale of our provisions , would increase the ...
... believe , my friends , we ought to contribute with our neighbours to re- build the bridge of St. Avertin , which , saving us a whole league of transportation from hence to Tours , by the quick sale of our provisions , would increase the ...
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... believe that the Auditor having but lately come into office , had in his zeal for " reform , ” probably deceived himself , at least , as to the extent of the tices which he reprobates . It appears , however , from the Re- port of the ...
... believe that the Auditor having but lately come into office , had in his zeal for " reform , ” probably deceived himself , at least , as to the extent of the tices which he reprobates . It appears , however , from the Re- port of the ...
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... believe that the problem , whether the conscription system can be successfully resorted to for the sup- ply of an unlimited number of seamen , is about to be solved by the experiment now going on in France , and because we believe ...
... believe that the problem , whether the conscription system can be successfully resorted to for the sup- ply of an unlimited number of seamen , is about to be solved by the experiment now going on in France , and because we believe ...
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