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tion , or accede to your sanguinary invocations . " The High - Sheriff was placed in a very embarrassing condition in the midst of this uproar of remonstrance . It was said that his leanings were personally favourable to Mr. Foster ...
tion , or accede to your sanguinary invocations . " The High - Sheriff was placed in a very embarrassing condition in the midst of this uproar of remonstrance . It was said that his leanings were personally favourable to Mr. Foster ...
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tion of two years ( 1814 and 1815 ) , are now larger than they were at any period of the war when the trade of the world was principally enjoyed by England . We have not yet the documents to the 5th of January , 1829 , before us .
tion of two years ( 1814 and 1815 ) , are now larger than they were at any period of the war when the trade of the world was principally enjoyed by England . We have not yet the documents to the 5th of January , 1829 , before us .
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Swan river settlement , The , 497 – discoPresent times , The , with remarks on a very of by Capt . Sterling , ib . — descriplate article in the Quarterly , 573 . tion of the country , ib . - minerals , 501 Professional Sketches , No .
Swan river settlement , The , 497 – discoPresent times , The , with remarks on a very of by Capt . Sterling , ib . — descriplate article in the Quarterly , 573 . tion of the country , ib . - minerals , 501 Professional Sketches , No .
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| Title | The New Monthly Magazine, Volume 25 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1829 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Mar 2007 |
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