The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... body . For thefe phenomena either appertain to the body entirely , or to the foul entirely , or partly to one and partly to the other . Not to the body entirely on the immaterial hypothefis , for then the quef- tion is given up at once ...
... body . For thefe phenomena either appertain to the body entirely , or to the foul entirely , or partly to one and partly to the other . Not to the body entirely on the immaterial hypothefis , for then the quef- tion is given up at once ...
Page 460
... body by a chemical affinity , or elective attraction , but fpreads through different bo- dies , placed in contact , merely in confequence of its repulfive power the second , that in conductors , the fluid , when station- ary , is spread ...
... body by a chemical affinity , or elective attraction , but fpreads through different bo- dies , placed in contact , merely in confequence of its repulfive power the second , that in conductors , the fluid , when station- ary , is spread ...
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removal of the bodies from the church - yard of the Innocents , in which the brain was observed to be little altered , when the rest of the body was almoft wholly deftroyed . This is more fingular , as the brain is known to putrify foon ...
removal of the bodies from the church - yard of the Innocents , in which the brain was observed to be little altered , when the rest of the body was almoft wholly deftroyed . This is more fingular , as the brain is known to putrify foon ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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