Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Miscellaneous Litterature, 1. köide,2. number1810 - 399 pages |
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Page 443
... subjects , bringing with him his wife Zaphira , and a fon then about 12 years old . This however was not fufficient to prevent the Spaniards from landing a number of forces near Algiers that fame year , and obliging that metropolis to ...
... subjects , bringing with him his wife Zaphira , and a fon then about 12 years old . This however was not fufficient to prevent the Spaniards from landing a number of forces near Algiers that fame year , and obliging that metropolis to ...
Page 466
... subject to the king , in return for that protection which the king affords the fubject . The thing itself , or substantial part of it , is founded in re- fon and the nature of government ; the name and the form are derived to us from ...
... subject to the king , in return for that protection which the king affords the fubject . The thing itself , or substantial part of it , is founded in re- fon and the nature of government ; the name and the form are derived to us from ...
Page 467
... subject , having all its properties and cir- cumftances refembling thofe of the principal fubject , and defcribing the former in fuch a manner as to re- prefent the latter . The principal fubjeét is thus kept out of view , and we are ...
... subject , having all its properties and cir- cumftances refembling thofe of the principal fubject , and defcribing the former in fuch a manner as to re- prefent the latter . The principal fubjeét is thus kept out of view , and we are ...
Page 545
... subject Wampum on which they discourse , when they treat with a fo- reign ftate , they deliver one of those belts ; for if this ceremony fhould be omitted , all that they have faid paffes for nothing . Those belts are carefully depofit ...
... subject Wampum on which they discourse , when they treat with a fo- reign ftate , they deliver one of those belts ; for if this ceremony fhould be omitted , all that they have faid paffes for nothing . Those belts are carefully depofit ...
Page 557
... subjects as came cafually to their hands for dissection . America . attention . This gentleman , in his Notes on the State of Virginia , & c . has taken occafion to combat the opinions of Buffon ; and feems to have fully refuted Notions ...
... subjects as came cafually to their hands for dissection . America . attention . This gentleman , in his Notes on the State of Virginia , & c . has taken occafion to combat the opinions of Buffon ; and feems to have fully refuted Notions ...
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