The Imperial magazine; or, Compendium of religious, moral, & philosophical knowledge. Vol.1-12. 2nd ser. (ed. by S. Drew). Vol.1-4, 3 tomas |
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... whole course of our remembrance ; and it but rarely happens , that we perceive the advan- tages which we have enjoyed , until they have departed from us , and some unexpected disaster has appeared to awaken recollection . The case seems ...
... whole course of our remembrance ; and it but rarely happens , that we perceive the advan- tages which we have enjoyed , until they have departed from us , and some unexpected disaster has appeared to awaken recollection . The case seems ...
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... whole of this period , Mr. Roscoe regularly attended at the office his seasons of study were the intervals of business . His attachment to the muse was of a very early date . While yet a boy he read with avidity the works of the best ...
... whole of this period , Mr. Roscoe regularly attended at the office his seasons of study were the intervals of business . His attachment to the muse was of a very early date . While yet a boy he read with avidity the works of the best ...
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... whole of his life , Mr. Roscoe had been an ardent admirer of the political principles of Mr. Fox ; and whilst the last Whig Administra- tion were in office , he was solicited by the friends of that administration in Liverpool , and by ...
... whole of his life , Mr. Roscoe had been an ardent admirer of the political principles of Mr. Fox ; and whilst the last Whig Administra- tion were in office , he was solicited by the friends of that administration in Liverpool , and by ...
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... whole records of time ? Have fires like these , and so numerous , ever been kindled any where else on earth - or graves like these ever been opened ? Two females roasted alive every day in one part of British India alone ! At noon - day ...
... whole records of time ? Have fires like these , and so numerous , ever been kindled any where else on earth - or graves like these ever been opened ? Two females roasted alive every day in one part of British India alone ! At noon - day ...
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... whole of the antedulivian period ; nor ought it to render the prediction incredible , that such shall be again the state of things with regard both to man and brutes , in the glory of the latter days . Violence or oppression of every ...
... whole of the antedulivian period ; nor ought it to render the prediction incredible , that such shall be again the state of things with regard both to man and brutes , in the glory of the latter days . Violence or oppression of every ...
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