The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... first began to attain the rank of a science . Strictly speaking , the era ought to conclude with the prede- ceffors ... first English printed book on the fubject , appeared first in 1516. It feems to have been compiled from the Ortust ...
... first began to attain the rank of a science . Strictly speaking , the era ought to conclude with the prede- ceffors ... first English printed book on the fubject , appeared first in 1516. It feems to have been compiled from the Ortust ...
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It is fome commendation of any work to fay that it is the first popular treatife on the subject , the first attempt to ren- der a science interesting and intelligible to general readers . Thefe obfervations will in a great degree be ...
It is fome commendation of any work to fay that it is the first popular treatife on the subject , the first attempt to ren- der a science interesting and intelligible to general readers . Thefe obfervations will in a great degree be ...
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... first clafs of chirurgical diseases are , 1. Thofe from ir- ritation : the orders are pains , fpafms , fevers , and inflamma- tions . Of the inflammations our author calls his firft genus the true phlegmone , the fecond the mixed ...
... first clafs of chirurgical diseases are , 1. Thofe from ir- ritation : the orders are pains , fpafms , fevers , and inflamma- tions . Of the inflammations our author calls his firft genus the true phlegmone , the fecond the mixed ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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