The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... remarks on the faults committed by the na- tional affembly , and particularly their want of courage in op- pofing the exceffes of the people . Remarks are interfperfed on the Parisian manners , and thofe of the French in general . Those ...
... remarks on the faults committed by the na- tional affembly , and particularly their want of courage in op- pofing the exceffes of the people . Remarks are interfperfed on the Parisian manners , and thofe of the French in general . Those ...
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... correfponding to every day of the month , -and in the oppofite page , remarks on the State of the air , vegetation , & c . and obfervations on difeafes in the the fame month . We fhall felect the remarks on 474 CATALOGUE . MONTHLY.
... correfponding to every day of the month , -and in the oppofite page , remarks on the State of the air , vegetation , & c . and obfervations on difeafes in the the fame month . We fhall felect the remarks on 474 CATALOGUE . MONTHLY.
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the fame month . We fhall felect the remarks on one month , and on the characters of the whole year . Remarks on the State of the Air , Vegetation , & c . January 1795- I. The ground thinly covered with fnow that fell a week ago , and ...
the fame month . We fhall felect the remarks on one month , and on the characters of the whole year . Remarks on the State of the Air , Vegetation , & c . January 1795- I. The ground thinly covered with fnow that fell a week ago , and ...
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