The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... duty which all had , without distinction , to perform , was that of attend- ing at the stated time of prayers . The whole crew were sum- moned for this purpose three times every day , at dawn , at noon , and after twilight , to which ...
... duty which all had , without distinction , to perform , was that of attend- ing at the stated time of prayers . The whole crew were sum- moned for this purpose three times every day , at dawn , at noon , and after twilight , to which ...
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... duty , so much engaged . f " We have considered of your highness's invitement of the officers and mariners of the fleet , to quit and exchange this service ; which our and their hearts do , with the greatest indignation , disdain and ...
... duty , so much engaged . f " We have considered of your highness's invitement of the officers and mariners of the fleet , to quit and exchange this service ; which our and their hearts do , with the greatest indignation , disdain and ...
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... duty it should be to inquire into the age , condition , general character , and means of living , of every person receiving parish allowance at their own houses . His duty should be to ascertain whether the pauper be married or single ...
... duty it should be to inquire into the age , condition , general character , and means of living , of every person receiving parish allowance at their own houses . His duty should be to ascertain whether the pauper be married or single ...
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