The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Nor will the immaterialist be aided against these facts by the fuppofition that the foul acquires ideas by means of ... fact , as above stated ; and matter of fact must be true whichever hypo- thefis be true . And yet if the last of the ...
Nor will the immaterialist be aided against these facts by the fuppofition that the foul acquires ideas by means of ... fact , as above stated ; and matter of fact must be true whichever hypo- thefis be true . And yet if the last of the ...
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... facts in which it was confiderable . But Mr. Berington is in no inftance tinctured by fuperftition . His mind is capacious and comprehenfive ; his judgment , if we except the parts where it is warped by the bias mentioned , folid and ...
... facts in which it was confiderable . But Mr. Berington is in no inftance tinctured by fuperftition . His mind is capacious and comprehenfive ; his judgment , if we except the parts where it is warped by the bias mentioned , folid and ...
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... facts are added : we fhall confine ourselves to the more direct proofs . One of thefe , M. Fourcroy obferves , is the existence of vitriolic acid already formed in the hepars , from whence the fmalleft quantity of gas has been feparated ...
... facts are added : we fhall confine ourselves to the more direct proofs . One of thefe , M. Fourcroy obferves , is the existence of vitriolic acid already formed in the hepars , from whence the fmalleft quantity of gas has been feparated ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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