The Annual Biography and Obituary for the Year ..., Том 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817 |
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... supposed to be a production infinitely superior to the bread - fruit . Commerce and the arts were nearly at the same time indebted to him for the discovery of plants , which yield an indigo equal in point of quality , to the best that ...
... supposed to be a production infinitely superior to the bread - fruit . Commerce and the arts were nearly at the same time indebted to him for the discovery of plants , which yield an indigo equal in point of quality , to the best that ...
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... supposed inadequacy , that tended not a little to exalt the glory , extend the commerce , increase the wealth , and contribute to the prosperity of the empire . Mr. Grenville was born June 7 , 1753 , and on the demise of his noble ...
... supposed inadequacy , that tended not a little to exalt the glory , extend the commerce , increase the wealth , and contribute to the prosperity of the empire . Mr. Grenville was born June 7 , 1753 , and on the demise of his noble ...
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... supposed on one hand , that the en- quiry would only continue during a few months ; and were determined on the other , not to render themselves liable to the imputation of a " ministerial job , " they nobly undertook this arduous ...
... supposed on one hand , that the en- quiry would only continue during a few months ; and were determined on the other , not to render themselves liable to the imputation of a " ministerial job , " they nobly undertook this arduous ...
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... supposed to have recovered their reversionary interests in America ; but Messrs . Martin , of Virginia , being unable to succeed in this attempt , afterwards received compensation from the British Parliament . Mr. Wilmot thus concluded ...
... supposed to have recovered their reversionary interests in America ; but Messrs . Martin , of Virginia , being unable to succeed in this attempt , afterwards received compensation from the British Parliament . Mr. Wilmot thus concluded ...
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... supposed to have had a hand in the infractions of those treaties . " The conduct of Bonaparte at Venice Mr. Whitbread did not attempt to defend , any more than he did that of Austria . They were both alike culpable ; and both , so far ...
... supposed to have had a hand in the infractions of those treaties . " The conduct of Bonaparte at Venice Mr. Whitbread did not attempt to defend , any more than he did that of Austria . They were both alike culpable ; and both , so far ...
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