THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... things appeared openly , that deserved warm difapprobation ; but I till knew there were amiable and wor- thy characters , and excellent practices and inftitutions , which were not fo generally noticed , because they did not force ...
... things appeared openly , that deserved warm difapprobation ; but I till knew there were amiable and wor- thy characters , and excellent practices and inftitutions , which were not fo generally noticed , because they did not force ...
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... thing better . At the end of the Mem . is a copious Appendix , containing tables of theorems for the calculation of fluents , much more comprehenfive than any thing of the kind that has yet been given to the Public : and indeed the Book ...
... thing better . At the end of the Mem . is a copious Appendix , containing tables of theorems for the calculation of fluents , much more comprehenfive than any thing of the kind that has yet been given to the Public : and indeed the Book ...
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... thing almoft incredible , and which does the highest honor to the English artift , Arnold ! W - db - e Same as the preseding art ! ART . ART . VII . Continuation of the Account of Mr. 28 A Letter from M. Chriftian Mayer .
... thing almoft incredible , and which does the highest honor to the English artift , Arnold ! W - db - e Same as the preseding art ! ART . ART . VII . Continuation of the Account of Mr. 28 A Letter from M. Chriftian Mayer .
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... thing ; Drink deep , or talte not , the Pierian fpring . " Mr. Burtenfhaw feems to have ftudied law enough to puzzle himself , but not to convince others ; enough to put him in the wrong , but not to fet him right . He affails the ...
... thing ; Drink deep , or talte not , the Pierian fpring . " Mr. Burtenfhaw feems to have ftudied law enough to puzzle himself , but not to convince others ; enough to put him in the wrong , but not to fet him right . He affails the ...
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... thing : they put a quite different fenfe upon the words .'- We have no- thing more to do than to produce the paffage itfelf from Mr. Şelden , and let our Readers judge for themselves whether our reflection be well or ill founded . Ego ...
... thing : they put a quite different fenfe upon the words .'- We have no- thing more to do than to produce the paffage itfelf from Mr. Şelden , and let our Readers judge for themselves whether our reflection be well or ill founded . Ego ...
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