The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 2W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1756 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... itself inclines ; thofe are not to be promoted , but by the utmost efforts of a wife and faithful counsellor . C " I have heard it objected , " that indeed I ever fpeak with ❝reason , but that ftill this is no more than words : that ...
... itself inclines ; thofe are not to be promoted , but by the utmost efforts of a wife and faithful counsellor . C " I have heard it objected , " that indeed I ever fpeak with ❝reason , but that ftill this is no more than words : that ...
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... itself ; for the particles into which it is divided , are fpecifically lighter than thofe of the atmosphere through which it afcends . Though impulfe therefore is not a force fufficient to raise va- pour to that height at which it is ...
... itself ; for the particles into which it is divided , are fpecifically lighter than thofe of the atmosphere through which it afcends . Though impulfe therefore is not a force fufficient to raise va- pour to that height at which it is ...
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... itself , which they fwell and tear in the • end . 6 1 The more cancers are touched with cauftics , the more they are irritated ; therefore there is but one method , but it is a fure one , of curing them , and hindering their pro ...
... itself , which they fwell and tear in the • end . 6 1 The more cancers are touched with cauftics , the more they are irritated ; therefore there is but one method , but it is a fure one , of curing them , and hindering their pro ...
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... itself , and that hence the igneous fpirit derives its origin and property . Then Dr. Schloffer proceeds to de- fcribe a ferics of judicious experiments , which feem to afcer- tain the nature of this igncous fpirit . Since , therefore ...
... itself , and that hence the igneous fpirit derives its origin and property . Then Dr. Schloffer proceeds to de- fcribe a ferics of judicious experiments , which feem to afcer- tain the nature of this igncous fpirit . Since , therefore ...
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... itself was doubtful , I might per- haps explain the reafons of this application . But as it is a cafe fo evident , that you may judge of it by what you fee , I know no reason why an objection from my being chofen , • preferable to all ...
... itself was doubtful , I might per- haps explain the reafons of this application . But as it is a cafe fo evident , that you may judge of it by what you fee , I know no reason why an objection from my being chofen , • preferable to all ...
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