The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... writer in Conftantinople or the Grecian ifles . Egyptian mummies were not fuppofed capable of modern imitation ; but what will not the love of gain produce ? and what will not ignorant curiosity admit ? The inquifitive writer of this ...
... writer in Conftantinople or the Grecian ifles . Egyptian mummies were not fuppofed capable of modern imitation ; but what will not the love of gain produce ? and what will not ignorant curiosity admit ? The inquifitive writer of this ...
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... writer and to ourselves . After a lemma , to determine from any table of observations the pro- bability that B the elder dies after A the younger of two lives , either in any given number of years , or during the whole continuance of ...
... writer and to ourselves . After a lemma , to determine from any table of observations the pro- bability that B the elder dies after A the younger of two lives , either in any given number of years , or during the whole continuance of ...
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... writer , who very properly rebukes Mr. Wakefield for viru- lence and abufe , fhould not , in fpeaking generally of priests , have indulged himself in a spirit of acrimony . We agree with this writer in his reprehenfion alfo of Mr ...
... writer , who very properly rebukes Mr. Wakefield for viru- lence and abufe , fhould not , in fpeaking generally of priests , have indulged himself in a spirit of acrimony . We agree with this writer in his reprehenfion alfo of Mr ...
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