The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Том 2Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1805 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... manner , gathering plants on the way , and fearching for minerals . In 1733 this indefatigable nat- uralift was fent by the govern- ment to vifit the mines in Sweden . On his return to Upfal , he gave lectures on mineralogy in the ...
... manner , gathering plants on the way , and fearching for minerals . In 1733 this indefatigable nat- uralift was fent by the govern- ment to vifit the mines in Sweden . On his return to Upfal , he gave lectures on mineralogy in the ...
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... manner of Linnæus ; for this prince of naturalifts poffeff- ed the found , diftinct , and com- prehenfive knowledge of Bacon , with all the beautiful light graces and embellishments of Addifon . He knew , that thofe authors who would ...
... manner of Linnæus ; for this prince of naturalifts poffeff- ed the found , diftinct , and com- prehenfive knowledge of Bacon , with all the beautiful light graces and embellishments of Addifon . He knew , that thofe authors who would ...
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... manner . By adopting this puterile mode of communication they imperceptibly become ha- bituated to a very erroneous man- ner of conception ; unhappily imagining , that magnificence of diction , novelty of expreffion , and uncommon ...
... manner . By adopting this puterile mode of communication they imperceptibly become ha- bituated to a very erroneous man- ner of conception ; unhappily imagining , that magnificence of diction , novelty of expreffion , and uncommon ...
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... manner of communicating them . With the commanding majefty of Johnfon he will unite the elegant fimplicity of Addison , and with the impaffioned exube- rance of Burke the fafcinating delicacy of Hawkefworth . Such endeavours will add ...
... manner of communicating them . With the commanding majefty of Johnfon he will unite the elegant fimplicity of Addison , and with the impaffioned exube- rance of Burke the fafcinating delicacy of Hawkefworth . Such endeavours will add ...
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... manner the writer has mentioned . The Moral Monitor , to which the writer must have alluded as containing " feveral numbers fur- nifhed " by Dr. Forbes , is a col- lection of effays , principally from a series of numbers publifhed in ...
... manner the writer has mentioned . The Moral Monitor , to which the writer must have alluded as containing " feveral numbers fur- nifhed " by Dr. Forbes , is a col- lection of effays , principally from a series of numbers publifhed in ...
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