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M.MITHERIE sets out with obser M. de Metherie gives an account of ving , that
though the discoveries Mr Herschel's other astronomical discomade during 1987
be not so considera . veries of the last year , and of his large ble as those of ...
M.MITHERIE sets out with obser M. de Metherie gives an account of ving , that
though the discoveries Mr Herschel's other astronomical discomade during 1987
be not so considera . veries of the last year , and of his large ble as those of ...
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Two of the ex The fisheries had likewise improved in traordinaries of the present
year , namely , a most rapid manner . The Newfoundthe debts of the Prince of
Wales , and land fishery had produced last year the expences of the late ...
Two of the ex The fisheries had likewise improved in traordinaries of the present
year , namely , a most rapid manner . The Newfoundthe debts of the Prince of
Wales , and land fishery had produced last year the expences of the late ...
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After giving a concise and generally an If it be true that the navy is in such a
impartial view of the principal naval deplorable state , from what cause has it
transactions of the last war , the chief e . been able to contend with , and conquer
, vents ...
After giving a concise and generally an If it be true that the navy is in such a
impartial view of the principal naval deplorable state , from what cause has it
transactions of the last war , the chief e . been able to contend with , and conquer
, vents ...
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