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... State of Weather in December , 1792 . I SE brifk 29,52 44 overcaft , rain , gusty day , no fun 2345678 2 E calm 30.7 42 overcaft , ferene , but no fun S gentle S calm 17 42 3 43 obfcure , fun appears a very little P.M. mist at clouds ...
... State of Weather in December , 1792 . I SE brifk 29,52 44 overcaft , rain , gusty day , no fun 2345678 2 E calm 30.7 42 overcaft , ferene , but no fun S gentle S calm 17 42 3 43 obfcure , fun appears a very little P.M. mist at clouds ...
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... State of the Na- tion . After going through the nome- rous fpecies of oppreffive extortion prac tifed by the late government in France , he concludes the fubject , by faying , " No man , I believe , who has confi- dered their affairs ...
... State of the Na- tion . After going through the nome- rous fpecies of oppreffive extortion prac tifed by the late government in France , he concludes the fubject , by faying , " No man , I believe , who has confi- dered their affairs ...
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... state , and leave the poor again solely to the voluntary charity of individuals . Let not this , perhaps novel , fug- geftion be haftily condemned as a dire- & tion of the poor . Whilft fo many hofpitals and charitable inftitutions , of ...
... state , and leave the poor again solely to the voluntary charity of individuals . Let not this , perhaps novel , fug- geftion be haftily condemned as a dire- & tion of the poor . Whilft fo many hofpitals and charitable inftitutions , of ...
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... States , eftablish a fimilar government to their own , and thus add them to their terri . tories . To prevent this ... State in all the fentiments which he had ex- preffed . For his own part , he had made an offer of his fervices in ...
... States , eftablish a fimilar government to their own , and thus add them to their terri . tories . To prevent this ... State in all the fentiments which he had ex- preffed . For his own part , he had made an offer of his fervices in ...
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... state of defpondency as to be induced to make any fuch overtures , without even knowing whether they would be accepted . Every poffible means would be taken to avoid a war , that was confiftent with the dignity and honour of a great ...
... state of defpondency as to be induced to make any fuch overtures , without even knowing whether they would be accepted . Every poffible means would be taken to avoid a war , that was confiftent with the dignity and honour of a great ...
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