The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., Volumen2Mathew Carey 1789 |
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... received . After this explanation , it must be unneceffary to request of those fubfcribers , who with fuccefs to the Mufeum , or defire its proprietor may receive a reward for his earneft endea- yours to gratify them , that they will ...
... received . After this explanation , it must be unneceffary to request of those fubfcribers , who with fuccefs to the Mufeum , or defire its proprietor may receive a reward for his earneft endea- yours to gratify them , that they will ...
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... received an artificial value . " So that , although useless in itself , " it has come to be accepted among * all civilized nations , as a token " proving that the perfon who is pof- " feffed of it , had given fomething of real value in ...
... received an artificial value . " So that , although useless in itself , " it has come to be accepted among * all civilized nations , as a token " proving that the perfon who is pof- " feffed of it , had given fomething of real value in ...
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... receiving the paper of people , whofe credit is " bat doubtful . " " It is a trite objection to paper - mo- aey , that it banishes gold and filver from the country where it obtains . This has been often invalidated . Dr. Franklin has ...
... receiving the paper of people , whofe credit is " bat doubtful . " " It is a trite objection to paper - mo- aey , that it banishes gold and filver from the country where it obtains . This has been often invalidated . Dr. Franklin has ...
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... receive coin - Prejudices , fuch as thefe , when expofed , are admitted to be ridiculous , but whilft they re- main the prejudices of many refpecta- ble citizens , they deferve to be treat- ed feriously ! This truth , however , we hold ...
... receive coin - Prejudices , fuch as thefe , when expofed , are admitted to be ridiculous , but whilft they re- main the prejudices of many refpecta- ble citizens , they deferve to be treat- ed feriously ! This truth , however , we hold ...
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... received in Europe for the purchase of foreign commo- dities , which we cannot do without ? No : nor would I be willing to let foreigners have it for their manu- factures , even if they were willing to take it , except we had too much ...
... received in Europe for the purchase of foreign commo- dities , which we cannot do without ? No : nor would I be willing to let foreigners have it for their manu- factures , even if they were willing to take it , except we had too much ...
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