 | 1735 - 704 pages
...of its living productions; and fccondarily, by enriching the adjacent lands, and affording an cafy means of tranfport for the productions of its borders....military view, it opens a communication between the difterent poils, and ferves in the capacity of a military way through the country ; renders unncceffiry... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 614 pages
...productions; and fecondarily by enriching the adjaeent lands, and affording an eafv means of franfport for the productions of its borders. In a military view, it opens a commu• nication between the different jiofts, and ferves in the capacity of a military "juay through... | |
 | 1782 - 452 pages
...of its living productions ; and I'ccondaiily by enriching the adjacent iand», and HlTurding an ealy means of tranfport for the productions of its borders....opens a communication between the different pofts, and fcrves in the capacity of a military way through the countrv ; rentiers unnccelTarv the foiming of... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1781 - 506 pages
...productions ; and fecondarily by enriching the adjacent lands, and a'ffording an eafy means' 'of tcanfport for the productions of its borders. In a military...capacity of a military way through the country ; renders unneceflary the forming of magazines ; and infinitely furpafles the celebrated inland navigation of... | |
 | 1802 - 546 pages
...diffufmg plenty •' immediately by means of its living productions, and lecondarily by enriching the adjacent lands, and affording an eafy means of tranfport for the productions of its borden. In a military view, it opens a communication between the different poils, an.d ferves in the... | |
 | 1783 - 1276 pages
...diffufmg plenty immediately, by means of its living productions ; and fecondarily, by enriching the adjacent lands, and affording an eafy means of tranfport...the productions of its borders. In a military view, jt opens a communication between the different pods, and ferves in the capacity of a military way through... | |
 | 1800 - 620 pages
...means of its living productions; and fecondarily by enriching the adjaecnt lands, and affording an tafy means of tranfport for the productions of its borders....view, it opens a communication between the different poils, and ferves in the capacity of ä military tuny through the country ; renders unneceflary the... | |
 | 1800 - 624 pages
...difruling plenty immediately by means of its living productions; and fecondarily by enriching the adjaeent lands, and affording an eafy means of tranfport for the productions of its borders. Ina military view, it opens a communication between the different [»oils, and ferves in the capacity... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1800 - 726 pages
...diffufing plenty immediately by means of its living produirions ; and iecondarily by enriching the adjasent lands, and affording an eafy means of tranfport for...of a military •way through the country; renders unneceflary the forming of magazines; and infinitely furpafles the celebrated inland navigation of... | |
 | 1783 - 742 pages
...productions ; and fecondarily by enriching the adjacent lands, and affording an cafy means of transport for the productions of its borders. In a military...view, it opens a communication between the different pods, and ferves in the capacity of a military way through the country ; renders unnecdlary the form*... | |
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In a military view, it opens a communication between the' different pofts, and ferves in the capacity of a military way through the country ; renders unneceflary the forming of magazines ; and infinitely furpafles the celebrated inland navigation of North... 