The Quarterly Review, Volume 2John Murray, 1809 - English literature |
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Page 115
... effects of hot climates more females are born than males , the effect must be the same in one hot climate as in another , -in Malabar , for instance , as on the shores of the Red Sea , but in Malabar the polyandrian system of polygamy ...
... effects of hot climates more females are born than males , the effect must be the same in one hot climate as in another , -in Malabar , for instance , as on the shores of the Red Sea , but in Malabar the polyandrian system of polygamy ...
Page 180
... effect , and he now began on a light nutriti- ous regimen , with gentle exercise in the open air ; but his former mental peculiarities soon after returning , the swing was prepared , and the necessary steps taken for its employment ...
... effect , and he now began on a light nutriti- ous regimen , with gentle exercise in the open air ; but his former mental peculiarities soon after returning , the swing was prepared , and the necessary steps taken for its employment ...
Page 422
... effect a change in the constitution of the administration , with a view to what he considered the better carrying on ... effect effect of inordinate ambition , of disloyalty to the Sovereign 422 Nov. Mr. Canning's Letters to Earl Camden ,
... effect a change in the constitution of the administration , with a view to what he considered the better carrying on ... effect effect of inordinate ambition , of disloyalty to the Sovereign 422 Nov. Mr. Canning's Letters to Earl Camden ,
Contents
Outlines of Mineralogy By J Kidd M D Professor | 61 |
Sermons on several Subjects by the late Rev William | 75 |
Voyages and Travels to India Ceylon the Red Sea | 88 |
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