The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... must be fome principle incapable of change , in which man confifts , and which must be accountable for the deeds done in the body : in other words , there must be an identity of man if not of perfon . This argument has appeared so ...
... must be fome principle incapable of change , in which man confifts , and which must be accountable for the deeds done in the body : in other words , there must be an identity of man if not of perfon . This argument has appeared so ...
Page 398
... must be confidered , that many are put into pub- lic hofpitals merely to fave the expence of funerals . < With this hofpital is united , under the fame administration , an establishment for foundlings , fufficiently capacious for the ...
... must be confidered , that many are put into pub- lic hofpitals merely to fave the expence of funerals . < With this hofpital is united , under the fame administration , an establishment for foundlings , fufficiently capacious for the ...
Page 538
... must be own- ed , indeed , that the leffer diameter of the pelvis cannot be in- creafed by this operation more than three lines , to which the interftice itfelf , and the convexity of the bregma , entering partly into the aperture must ...
... must be own- ed , indeed , that the leffer diameter of the pelvis cannot be in- creafed by this operation more than three lines , to which the interftice itfelf , and the convexity of the bregma , entering partly into the aperture must ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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