The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Issues 51-54J. Whittle, 1802 |
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... proving , from the works of Bolingbroke , that the fame fun , moon , and ftars are to be beheld in America as in England . We now return with our author to his narrative , which proceeds to the trials for high treafon , which are ...
... proving , from the works of Bolingbroke , that the fame fun , moon , and ftars are to be beheld in America as in England . We now return with our author to his narrative , which proceeds to the trials for high treafon , which are ...
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... prove Burgh Caftle in Suffolk the ant ent Garianonum . Yet he has unwittingly produced fome , that proves it not to be fo . Burgh Caffle appears from his plates , not to be upon the river Yare , the Carion of the Romans , as the very ...
... prove Burgh Caftle in Suffolk the ant ent Garianonum . Yet he has unwittingly produced fome , that proves it not to be fo . Burgh Caffle appears from his plates , not to be upon the river Yare , the Carion of the Romans , as the very ...
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... prove the much fronger influx of the tide up to this place for- merly than now . Cafter in Norfolk , then , is Garianonum , the feat of the Stablefian Horfe . Cafter , indeed , is a much more commo- dious pofition for cavalry , than ...
... prove the much fronger influx of the tide up to this place for- merly than now . Cafter in Norfolk , then , is Garianonum , the feat of the Stablefian Horfe . Cafter , indeed , is a much more commo- dious pofition for cavalry , than ...
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... proves , that in the time of the Britons the fea did not reach to Hoxne . But the difcoveries at Burgh Castle and at Cafter prove , that in the time of the Romans the fea broke in upon the land , and formed a large æftuary of four miles ...
... proves , that in the time of the Britons the fea did not reach to Hoxne . But the difcoveries at Burgh Castle and at Cafter prove , that in the time of the Romans the fea broke in upon the land , and formed a large æftuary of four miles ...
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... proves , that the interval till his day had greatly increased this tatte among the English . From what he specifies on the fub- ject of these entertainments , it seems that they were fometimes brought for- ward in the public places ...
... proves , that the interval till his day had greatly increased this tatte among the English . From what he specifies on the fub- ject of these entertainments , it seems that they were fometimes brought for- ward in the public places ...
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