The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 97
... King . And when they came into his prefence , he thanked them well for their voyage . - Here ended the acts of the ... King " of Norway : but before his arrival , Haco King of Norway " had appointed a certain nobleman , called Hufbac ...
... King . And when they came into his prefence , he thanked them well for their voyage . - Here ended the acts of the ... King " of Norway : but before his arrival , Haco King of Norway " had appointed a certain nobleman , called Hufbac ...
Page 186
... King . This was the first step towards that ideal fortune it was to make : it immediately fixed the intereft at feven and an half per cent . Some time after , a trading Company was created , under the title of the Western or Miffiffipi ...
... King . This was the first step towards that ideal fortune it was to make : it immediately fixed the intereft at feven and an half per cent . Some time after , a trading Company was created , under the title of the Western or Miffiffipi ...
Page 256
... King , and could not pre- vail upon himself to go back without having feen him : the , Duke de Chatillon followed , rather than he conducted him . On his arrival at Metz , the paternal character prevailing in its turn , covered the ...
... King , and could not pre- vail upon himself to go back without having feen him : the , Duke de Chatillon followed , rather than he conducted him . On his arrival at Metz , the paternal character prevailing in its turn , covered the ...
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