Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... themselves prifoners in twenty minutes , they would be attacked . That accordingly Major Pierfon having made a very able difpofition of his Ma- jefty's troops , they rufhed upon the ene- my with fuch vigour and impetuofity , that in ...
... themselves prifoners in twenty minutes , they would be attacked . That accordingly Major Pierfon having made a very able difpofition of his Ma- jefty's troops , they rufhed upon the ene- my with fuch vigour and impetuofity , that in ...
Strana 145
... themselves into thofe different spherical bodies which compofe the folar fyltem ; and would always have continued perfectly spherical , if they had not had rotary motions . On the first day of the Creation - week , before thefe par ...
... themselves into thofe different spherical bodies which compofe the folar fyltem ; and would always have continued perfectly spherical , if they had not had rotary motions . On the first day of the Creation - week , before thefe par ...
Strana 343
... themselves with the talk of providing for the offspring of their Sove- reigns , as well as to work and to fight for them , until they fhall have raised a pro- geny capable at least of dividing the talk with them . It is not until this ...
... themselves with the talk of providing for the offspring of their Sove- reigns , as well as to work and to fight for them , until they fhall have raised a pro- geny capable at least of dividing the talk with them . It is not until this ...
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