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... in the event to Lord Rawdon ; and which was attended with no small danger even in the present inftance . militia , of which he had received some intelligence , arriv- ed at the Congarees two July 1st . days before the appointed time ; a ...
... in the event to Lord Rawdon ; and which was attended with no small danger even in the present inftance . militia , of which he had received some intelligence , arriv- ed at the Congarees two July 1st . days before the appointed time ; a ...
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... in it ; for the fudder tranfition from a warm close room , to a cool airy one , may prove very dangerous to the patient , and is therefore not to be used , but with great discretion , as will evidently appear from the follow- ing inftance ...
... in it ; for the fudder tranfition from a warm close room , to a cool airy one , may prove very dangerous to the patient , and is therefore not to be used , but with great discretion , as will evidently appear from the follow- ing inftance ...
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... in the parish of Whippingham , that he might become a protector and a defender of them , the archpriest , and his fellow chaplains . The bishop , at the inftance of John de Infula , the surviving founder , Thomas , being then dead , or ...
... in the parish of Whippingham , that he might become a protector and a defender of them , the archpriest , and his fellow chaplains . The bishop , at the inftance of John de Infula , the surviving founder , Thomas , being then dead , or ...
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