Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 30Pub. for J. Hinton, 1762 |
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... fome are inclined to think ; and it need only be obser- ved , that fome great politicians have looked upon gold and filver in no other light than as commodities ; and ought to be as freely exported and imported , except in our own coin ...
... fome are inclined to think ; and it need only be obser- ved , that fome great politicians have looked upon gold and filver in no other light than as commodities ; and ought to be as freely exported and imported , except in our own coin ...
Strana 315
... fome violent humours afloat in the habit , owing ( as I fuppofe ) to a tranflation of the morbid matter from the nerves to the blood - veffels . I had recourfe to fome of the methods commonly applied to upon fuch occafions : And ...
... fome violent humours afloat in the habit , owing ( as I fuppofe ) to a tranflation of the morbid matter from the nerves to the blood - veffels . I had recourfe to fome of the methods commonly applied to upon fuch occafions : And ...
Strana 362
... fome parts of the holy Scriptures have been loft in the time of the captivity of the Jews , in re- gard to the hiftorical part ; and fome of the zemaining fragments that were found have been disjointed and mifplaced , especially i ...
... fome parts of the holy Scriptures have been loft in the time of the captivity of the Jews , in re- gard to the hiftorical part ; and fome of the zemaining fragments that were found have been disjointed and mifplaced , especially i ...
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