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Page 297
The writer of this paper adopts the latter position , and confirms it by solid
arguments , which deserve the attention of the anatomist , as well as that of the
philofopher ; and the question will be reduced to a matter of fact - Are certain
muscles ...
The writer of this paper adopts the latter position , and confirms it by solid
arguments , which deserve the attention of the anatomist , as well as that of the
philofopher ; and the question will be reduced to a matter of fact - Are certain
muscles ...
Page 300
... of survivorThips , it is evidently not within the limits of our Review to give a
detail at large ; and from most of our readers such difficult questions would hardly
gain a perusal , and for others we could not do justice to the writer and to
ourselves .
... of survivorThips , it is evidently not within the limits of our Review to give a
detail at large ; and from most of our readers such difficult questions would hardly
gain a perusal , and for others we could not do justice to the writer and to
ourselves .
Page 404
The king of Egypt did not grant this request ; and the argument of this writer would
have had some strength , if , upon the king ' s permission , they had gone into the
desert , and remained there in disobedience to his orders . On the Mosaic ...
The king of Egypt did not grant this request ; and the argument of this writer would
have had some strength , if , upon the king ' s permission , they had gone into the
desert , and remained there in disobedience to his orders . On the Mosaic ...
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