Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal EnlargedRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1820 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... King ( A.D. 1805 ) . The Supreme Criminal Court has reported to us the trial , in- vestigation , and sentence of that tribunal concerning Chin - yo - vang , a native of the province of Canton , who had been discovered to have received ...
... King ( A.D. 1805 ) . The Supreme Criminal Court has reported to us the trial , in- vestigation , and sentence of that tribunal concerning Chin - yo - vang , a native of the province of Canton , who had been discovered to have received ...
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... king , and Vu - si - man ; and the soldiers serving in the Chinese infantry , Tung - ming , Tung - se , and Chin - yung - tung , have each of them repented and renounced their errors , and may therefore be discharged from confinement ...
... king , and Vu - si - man ; and the soldiers serving in the Chinese infantry , Tung - ming , Tung - se , and Chin - yung - tung , have each of them repented and renounced their errors , and may therefore be discharged from confinement ...
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... King , and by him to the Belle Gabrielle , " Duchess of Beaufort , the hem of whose garment he at first kissed ; but ... King's orders of knighthood , public embassies , and other minor favours , the great military offices of Colonel ...
... King , and by him to the Belle Gabrielle , " Duchess of Beaufort , the hem of whose garment he at first kissed ; but ... King's orders of knighthood , public embassies , and other minor favours , the great military offices of Colonel ...
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... King of England , in consequence of the termination of the Spanish match , and in conformity with his promises to Par- liament , had put into execution with renewed severity the laws against Popish recusants , and had actually ...
... King of England , in consequence of the termination of the Spanish match , and in conformity with his promises to Par- liament , had put into execution with renewed severity the laws against Popish recusants , and had actually ...
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... king ; and in the room of those that shall die , she shall take other French Catholics , with the consent , however , of the king of Great Britain . " Another ( xix . ) was , " that the children which shall be born of this marriage ...
... king ; and in the room of those that shall die , she shall take other French Catholics , with the consent , however , of the king of Great Britain . " Another ( xix . ) was , " that the children which shall be born of this marriage ...
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