The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... volume of his Tour into Scotland appeared in 1775. Thefe tours were tranflated into German and French , they were likewife reprinted at Dublin . Indeed their reception , both at home and abroad , was flattering to the Author ; his ...
... volume of his Tour into Scotland appeared in 1775. Thefe tours were tranflated into German and French , they were likewife reprinted at Dublin . Indeed their reception , both at home and abroad , was flattering to the Author ; his ...
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... volume ; but this first volume will alfo be augmented very greatly , by accounts of the internal parts of the country , and with the countries to the fouth , as low as lat . 45 , to com- prehend the great rivers of the north of Europe ...
... volume ; but this first volume will alfo be augmented very greatly , by accounts of the internal parts of the country , and with the countries to the fouth , as low as lat . 45 , to com- prehend the great rivers of the north of Europe ...
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... volume , it will be feen that even inftruction , as well as enter- tainment , may be derived from this work . The next Number of our Mifcellany thall prefent the Reader with a few articles from the second volume , with which he will ...
... volume , it will be feen that even inftruction , as well as enter- tainment , may be derived from this work . The next Number of our Mifcellany thall prefent the Reader with a few articles from the second volume , with which he will ...
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