The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 157
... opinion , the obfervations of that author would fcarcely leave a doubt in the mind of any reader . Mr. Keate feems to have ftruck out the fame interpretation of the Pfalm by his own confideration of the text , and afterwards to have ...
... opinion , the obfervations of that author would fcarcely leave a doubt in the mind of any reader . Mr. Keate feems to have ftruck out the fame interpretation of the Pfalm by his own confideration of the text , and afterwards to have ...
Page 274
... opinion which no one at present is , we believe , inclined to difpute . That the blood is poffeffed of a living principle , was a fa- vourite opinion of Mr. Hunter , and one upon which he had bestowed much time and no inconfiderable ...
... opinion which no one at present is , we believe , inclined to difpute . That the blood is poffeffed of a living principle , was a fa- vourite opinion of Mr. Hunter , and one upon which he had bestowed much time and no inconfiderable ...
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... opinion , the author relates a cafe of Mania , in which it fucceeded . A lady of an extremely irritable habit , became maniacal . Large evacuations , by bleeding and purging , were first used , to appease the impe- tuofity and violence ...
... opinion , the author relates a cafe of Mania , in which it fucceeded . A lady of an extremely irritable habit , became maniacal . Large evacuations , by bleeding and purging , were first used , to appease the impe- tuofity and violence ...
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