Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... single book extant in which above five hundred authors are quoted , not one of which could be found in the collection of the late doctor Mead . As there are few things which a traveller is to record , there are fewer on which he is to ...
... single book extant in which above five hundred authors are quoted , not one of which could be found in the collection of the late doctor Mead . As there are few things which a traveller is to record , there are fewer on which he is to ...
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... single writer of this kind worthy our regard ; and whilst there is no other branch of history ( for this is history ) which hath not exercised the greatest pens , why this alone should be overlooked by all men of great genius and ...
... single writer of this kind worthy our regard ; and whilst there is no other branch of history ( for this is history ) which hath not exercised the greatest pens , why this alone should be overlooked by all men of great genius and ...
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... single traveller sends into the world in many volumes , and others are , by judicious booksellers , collected into vast bodies in folio , and inscribed with their own names , as if they were indeed their own travels ; thus unjustly ...
... single traveller sends into the world in many volumes , and others are , by judicious booksellers , collected into vast bodies in folio , and inscribed with their own names , as if they were indeed their own travels ; thus unjustly ...
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... single justice of peace had business enough to employ twenty clerks , neither he nor they would get much by their labour . The public will not therefore , I hope , think I betray a secret when I inform them , that I received from the ...
... single justice of peace had business enough to employ twenty clerks , neither he nor they would get much by their labour . The public will not therefore , I hope , think I betray a secret when I inform them , that I received from the ...
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... single year . Secondly , That all such proclamations , instead of curing the evil , had actually increased it ; had multiplied the number of robberies ; had propagated the worst and wickedest of perjuries ; had THE AUTHOR'S INTRODUCTION 15.
... single year . Secondly , That all such proclamations , instead of curing the evil , had actually increased it ; had multiplied the number of robberies ; had propagated the worst and wickedest of perjuries ; had THE AUTHOR'S INTRODUCTION 15.
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