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1804. : The favourable reception given to a small volume of a similer nature by
this author ( see M R March 1803 , ) las induced Mr. Dibdin , as he modestly
observes , 10 lay before the public the present greatly enlarged and corrected
worke ...
1804. : The favourable reception given to a small volume of a similer nature by
this author ( see M R March 1803 , ) las induced Mr. Dibdin , as he modestly
observes , 10 lay before the public the present greatly enlarged and corrected
worke ...
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Art . 11. The Exercise of Great Guns , as practised by the Royal Artillery ;
containing the Rudiments of that Duty : for the general Use of such Persons as in
the present Emergency may be called to the Service . By one of the Trinity House
Royal ...
Art . 11. The Exercise of Great Guns , as practised by the Royal Artillery ;
containing the Rudiments of that Duty : for the general Use of such Persons as in
the present Emergency may be called to the Service . By one of the Trinity House
Royal ...
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Under the present circumstances of the empire , and with the facts now furnished
to us , it may be presumed that nothing will divert parliament from a full review of
the laws relative to the Poor . MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For A PRI L , 1805 .
Under the present circumstances of the empire , and with the facts now furnished
to us , it may be presumed that nothing will divert parliament from a full review of
the laws relative to the Poor . MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For A PRI L , 1805 .
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