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Page 122
... coin and medal as synonymous . At the commencement of the sixth section , he tells us that he is about to consider coins as coins for a short time , but that afterwards he will again confound them with medals ; and this he contrives to ...
... coin and medal as synonymous . At the commencement of the sixth section , he tells us that he is about to consider coins as coins for a short time , but that afterwards he will again confound them with medals ; and this he contrives to ...
Page 123
... coins , but previously to the beginning of the sixteenth century , we find in them little to admire in point of elegance , though we may sometimes observe designs of moderate ingenuity . In execution , there is more to surprise than ...
... coins , but previously to the beginning of the sixteenth century , we find in them little to admire in point of elegance , though we may sometimes observe designs of moderate ingenuity . In execution , there is more to surprise than ...
Page 130
... coins we have more cabinets than all the rest of Europe contains . The coinage of our own country is to a certain degree collected universally : few are without specimens of the money of Queen Elizabeth , and many hundreds treasure up ...
... coins we have more cabinets than all the rest of Europe contains . The coinage of our own country is to a certain degree collected universally : few are without specimens of the money of Queen Elizabeth , and many hundreds treasure up ...
Contents
Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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