The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining KnowledgeJames Potts, 1782 |
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... must be a more ingenious archite HE than even bishop Wilkins , who can contrive a fingle veffel large enough for Noah and his family , the beafts , fowls reptiles , and infects , of the whole globe , together with provifions for their ...
... must be a more ingenious archite HE than even bishop Wilkins , who can contrive a fingle veffel large enough for Noah and his family , the beafts , fowls reptiles , and infects , of the whole globe , together with provifions for their ...
Strana 11
... must have conti- anted to vegetate in part of the ark deftin- ed for a confervatory . The animals again are directed to be male and female ; many of which , within the twelvemonth , would have procreated ; and from what ftores on board ...
... must have conti- anted to vegetate in part of the ark deftin- ed for a confervatory . The animals again are directed to be male and female ; many of which , within the twelvemonth , would have procreated ; and from what ftores on board ...
Strana 26
... must confefs , that here- tofore they frequently bought English mer- chandife , when they knew they were not able , and never intended to pay for them , And with those very capitals purchased ef- tates , or carried on a trade to the ...
... must confefs , that here- tofore they frequently bought English mer- chandife , when they knew they were not able , and never intended to pay for them , And with those very capitals purchased ef- tates , or carried on a trade to the ...
Strana 42
... must be a fupreme head for the re- gulation of the military of the empire ; and that could appertain to no other but the king ; his idea therefore was , that , instead of many , the houfe thould adopt one claute , which entirely kept ...
... must be a fupreme head for the re- gulation of the military of the empire ; and that could appertain to no other but the king ; his idea therefore was , that , instead of many , the houfe thould adopt one claute , which entirely kept ...
Strana 43
... must not on this occafi- en look up to adminiflration , but to ourselves esly ; the claufe I propofe is to facilitate its pro- grefs . Mr. Yelverton made feveral pertinent obferva- tions on the mutiny act and articles of war , by which ...
... must not on this occafi- en look up to adminiflration , but to ourselves esly ; the claufe I propofe is to facilitate its pro- grefs . Mr. Yelverton made feveral pertinent obferva- tions on the mutiny act and articles of war , by which ...
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