The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... least another volume to bring it down to the establishment of the prefent conftitution ) , will form a valuable , authentic , and entertaining history of the most astonishing event of modern times at least , if not the moft ...
... least another volume to bring it down to the establishment of the prefent conftitution ) , will form a valuable , authentic , and entertaining history of the most astonishing event of modern times at least , if not the moft ...
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... least to a high degree of probability , but until this happens , the only ufe of meteorological tables , as far as regards the art of forming prognoftics , is to exhibit a view of the fort of weather that moft ufually precedes wet , dry ...
... least to a high degree of probability , but until this happens , the only ufe of meteorological tables , as far as regards the art of forming prognoftics , is to exhibit a view of the fort of weather that moft ufually precedes wet , dry ...
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... least eight hundred and fixty years after the time of Mofes . The evidence I proceed by , to fubftantiate this , is regular , and has in it but two ftages . Firft , I have already ftated , that the paf- fage in Genefis refers itself for ...
... least eight hundred and fixty years after the time of Mofes . The evidence I proceed by , to fubftantiate this , is regular , and has in it but two ftages . Firft , I have already ftated , that the paf- fage in Genefis refers itself for ...
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