The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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الصفحة 272
... given to economical travellers highly acceptable : the following incident is of that nature , and thus related by our Author : It is the custom of Hamburg to hire dgings by the month ; and unless a fortnight's notice of quitting be given ...
... given to economical travellers highly acceptable : the following incident is of that nature , and thus related by our Author : It is the custom of Hamburg to hire dgings by the month ; and unless a fortnight's notice of quitting be given ...
الصفحة 356
... given of the manner in which a bill of exchange performs the operation of real money for the payment of the value of a commodity contracted for , between two perfons refiding in differ- ent countries , and under different go- vernments ...
... given of the manner in which a bill of exchange performs the operation of real money for the payment of the value of a commodity contracted for , between two perfons refiding in differ- ent countries , and under different go- vernments ...
الصفحة 456
... given of his divine parentage , it is prefumed no one will difpute this his high delcent . Doubriefs be would rather he deemed a bastard of the god of war , than the legitimate ton of a mortal Emperor ! We are convinced , by his actions ...
... given of his divine parentage , it is prefumed no one will difpute this his high delcent . Doubriefs be would rather he deemed a bastard of the god of war , than the legitimate ton of a mortal Emperor ! We are convinced , by his actions ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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