The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Том 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... tion of the colonies ought to be , let him read Dr. Price . If he think it of more importance to know what the constitution of the co- lonies really is , this history will clearly prove to him , from the evidence of facts . The ...
... tion of the colonies ought to be , let him read Dr. Price . If he think it of more importance to know what the constitution of the co- lonies really is , this history will clearly prove to him , from the evidence of facts . The ...
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... tion . Its execution , it seems , was referred to a committee , * who were empowered to collate the different works on pharmacy , published by the European colleges of physi- cians , to embody them in a scien- tifick manner , and to ...
... tion . Its execution , it seems , was referred to a committee , * who were empowered to collate the different works on pharmacy , published by the European colleges of physi- cians , to embody them in a scien- tifick manner , and to ...
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... tion , the omission of several com- binations of doubtful efficacy , and the insertion of others of superiour activity and greater simplicity of composition . One principal object undoubted- ly in the promotion of this phar- macopeia ...
... tion , the omission of several com- binations of doubtful efficacy , and the insertion of others of superiour activity and greater simplicity of composition . One principal object undoubted- ly in the promotion of this phar- macopeia ...
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... tion implies a willingness to re- ceive the sentence of condemna- tion in any possible case . ' ' But whence are we to know that it is the will of God , that any christian will ever receive sentence of condem- nation , or that he must ...
... tion implies a willingness to re- ceive the sentence of condemna- tion in any possible case . ' ' But whence are we to know that it is the will of God , that any christian will ever receive sentence of condem- nation , or that he must ...
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... tion . But we refuse to enter this field of literary history , because it is perhaps not only the best known , but would be also less generally interesting . chiefly the scholastico - theological scanty hints , which we find in the ...
... tion . But we refuse to enter this field of literary history , because it is perhaps not only the best known , but would be also less generally interesting . chiefly the scholastico - theological scanty hints , which we find in the ...
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