Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volume 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... lefs value than twelve pence , and fo convict the prifoner of petty larciny only . HETLEY . 66. And this is often done . Mixed larciny , or robbery , is a violent taking away of C money or goods from the perfon of a man , putting him in ...
... lefs value than twelve pence , and fo convict the prifoner of petty larciny only . HETLEY . 66. And this is often done . Mixed larciny , or robbery , is a violent taking away of C money or goods from the perfon of a man , putting him in ...
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... lefs qualifications ( a ) than what our Author declares ( a ) Our Author fpeaks of himself as being happy in a large • fhare of health and ftrength ; enured to the climate ; and having a mind strongly difpofed to the cultivation of ...
... lefs qualifications ( a ) than what our Author declares ( a ) Our Author fpeaks of himself as being happy in a large • fhare of health and ftrength ; enured to the climate ; and having a mind strongly difpofed to the cultivation of ...
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... lefs than 4300 hogfheads , of 15 Ct . each . ( e ) Jamaica currency is to fterling , as feven to five , or 140 to 100 . Our Author obferves , that the quantity of rum is not propor- tionable to the quantity of fugar , which he accounts ...
... lefs than 4300 hogfheads , of 15 Ct . each . ( e ) Jamaica currency is to fterling , as feven to five , or 140 to 100 . Our Author obferves , that the quantity of rum is not propor- tionable to the quantity of fugar , which he accounts ...
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... lefs perceptible , and at the fame time more apt to mislead , than mere literal mistakes . However , this matter may be easily rectified ; our Author need only advertise his readers to add a single cypher to the number of gallons , and ...
... lefs perceptible , and at the fame time more apt to mislead , than mere literal mistakes . However , this matter may be easily rectified ; our Author need only advertise his readers to add a single cypher to the number of gallons , and ...
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... lefs extent , according as men are organized to receive a greater or lefs variety of fenfations . Among feveral perceptions , which we are confcious of at the fame time , it frequently happens , that we are more strongly apprized of the ...
... lefs extent , according as men are organized to receive a greater or lefs variety of fenfations . Among feveral perceptions , which we are confcious of at the fame time , it frequently happens , that we are more strongly apprized of the ...
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