Riggs Miller 1776, 3, 315 (Q1143): Difference between revisions
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This library is really appropriated to the use of the Public grat,is being open every day, and a great many people frequent it, and read commodiously whatever books they think fit; their time is not limited, nor is there any kind of restraint put upon them. (English) | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: This library is really appropriated to the use of the Public grat,is being open every day, and a great many people frequent it, and read commodiously whatever books they think fit; their time is not limited, nor is there any kind of restraint put upon them. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / text of the quotation: This library is really appropriated to the use of the Public grat,is being open every day, and a great many people frequent it, and read commodiously whatever books they think fit; their time is not limited, nor is there any kind of restraint put upon them. (English) / qualifier | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: This library is really appropriated to the use of the Public grat,is being open every day, and a great many people frequent it, and read commodiously whatever books they think fit; their time is not limited, nor is there any kind of restraint put upon them. (English) / reference | |||
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excerpt on the Ambrosiana library in Milan
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Riggs Miller 1776, 3, 315 |
excerpt on the Ambrosiana library in Milan |
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This library is really appropriated to the use of the Public grat,is being open every day, and a great many people frequent it, and read commodiously whatever books they think fit; their time is not limited, nor is there any kind of restraint put upon them. (English)