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... REVOLUTION IMPRACTICABLE IN OLD ENGLAND. (continued fkom our last.) THE man of but very flight observation will difcovcraiiotlier ftrikingdifference between trance and England, which mull operate as tifo£tu.il barrier Revolution ; and loon quell any ...
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... Maps, viz. . he World, Europe, Roman-Hriuin, Saxon- Britain, England, Ireland, Notth America, and Scotland, a large Sheet Table, exhibiting one View, the Cotemporary Sovereigns Europe, from the Year 800 lo ihe Period, A HISTORY OF ENGLAND AND THE BRITISH ...
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... every City, Town, and Village thr« Great-Britain and Ireland. ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC After fo many Hiftorics of England | ufhercd into the world, it might be fumption in the Publifhers to attempt * ONE, if the alarming fituation of the tin* not call forth ...
... the perf who drank cups thereof, which was won Eleanor Barlow,, at fix teen illics j Ota ate fixteec flices bread and butter, was Complimented with* plate of beef and bread, and drank the ne.v>rr.ir« ricd couple's health in two cups ale. Friday laft a ...
... every city, town, and village, throughout Great-Britain and Ireland. ADDRFSS TO THE PUBLIC. After fo many of England have been into the world, it might be deemed preemption the Publifhers to attempt NEW ONE, if the alarming fituation of the times did ...
... (To be continued Weekly, without any nterruption whatever, till completed,) Of * A New, Univeesar and InrarTiAL HISTORY of ENGLAND, From the carließ Authentic Records, and moft Genuine Hife torical Evidence, to the Summer of the Year 1786, Containing a ...
... the various Pesfecutions sgainft the Chureh of Chrift, inall Parts of the World, by Pagans, Papifts, Turks, t\n. and others; from the carlieft Ages of Yhe Churchto t trortfcm Period. Inclnding the Lif‘c: Sufferings, and Martyrdom of | our Blefled Lord ...