The Scots Magazine, Band 74Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1812 |
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... land . It is computed , that it will cost upwards of £ 40,000 . The mode of constructing it is thus described by Mr Aiton . " The road is to be double , or two dis- tinct roads of four feet in width each , and laid four feet distance ...
... land . It is computed , that it will cost upwards of £ 40,000 . The mode of constructing it is thus described by Mr Aiton . " The road is to be double , or two dis- tinct roads of four feet in width each , and laid four feet distance ...
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... land , the Puritans , particularly by the great body of the citizens of London , worse , if possible , than the others , and more dangerous from their local situation . I may add , that nine - tenths of the people in London who eat ...
... land , the Puritans , particularly by the great body of the citizens of London , worse , if possible , than the others , and more dangerous from their local situation . I may add , that nine - tenths of the people in London who eat ...
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... land , the style of building in both being of Saracenic origin . They have sloping roofs , pointed arch win- dows , and buttresses supporting the walls . The beams of the roof being exposed to view are ornamented ; and the ceiling of ...
... land , the style of building in both being of Saracenic origin . They have sloping roofs , pointed arch win- dows , and buttresses supporting the walls . The beams of the roof being exposed to view are ornamented ; and the ceiling of ...
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... land , O part of the world , so remote been so much the object of public cu- riosity . Those who have been ac- customed only to happier climates , feel a natural interest respecting the form which man and nature assume , in a situation ...
... land , O part of the world , so remote been so much the object of public cu- riosity . Those who have been ac- customed only to happier climates , feel a natural interest respecting the form which man and nature assume , in a situation ...
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... land . He has a library of 700 or 800 volumes ; he is at the head of the first literary society , and has the management of the only printing press in the island . Unfortunately , however , for the benefits to be de- rived from this ...
... land . He has a library of 700 or 800 volumes ; he is at the head of the first literary society , and has the management of the only printing press in the island . Unfortunately , however , for the benefits to be de- rived from this ...
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