The Spirit of the Public Journals, 第 12 巻Stephen Jones, Charles Molloy Westmacott R. Phillips, 1809 Being an impartial selection of the most exquisite essays and jeux d'esprits, principally prose, that appear in the newspapers and other publications. |
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... ANECDOTES OF MANY OF THE PERSONS ALLUDED TO . VOL . XII . To be continued Annually . LONDON : PRINTED FOR JAMES RIDGWAY , NO . 170 , PICCADILLY , OPPOSITE BOND STREET . 1809 . GOSNELL , Printer , Little Queen Street . Fac .
... ANECDOTES OF MANY OF THE PERSONS ALLUDED TO . VOL . XII . To be continued Annually . LONDON : PRINTED FOR JAMES RIDGWAY , NO . 170 , PICCADILLY , OPPOSITE BOND STREET . 1809 . GOSNELL , Printer , Little Queen Street . Fac .
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... persons submitted to his care . He cautioned them against the folly of exposing a good constitution to danger by wig experiments ; as their own hair was the most natural , so it was the most salutary covering for their heads . Wigs were ...
... persons submitted to his care . He cautioned them against the folly of exposing a good constitution to danger by wig experiments ; as their own hair was the most natural , so it was the most salutary covering for their heads . Wigs were ...
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... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
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... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
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... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
... persons : the Duke of Portland , Lord Hawkesbury , Viscount Castlereagh , Lord Eldon , Earl of Chatham , Earl of Westmoreland , Lord Mulgrave , Mr. Perceval , Earl of Camden , and Mr. Canning . Now of these , several , viz . the Earl of ...
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