The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... object glafs , which reflects light ( coming from a lamp ) down into the tube , Mr. Ramfden makes the axis ,, about which the telescope turns , hollow , and open at one end , against which he places the lamp ; then within the telescope ...
... object glafs , which reflects light ( coming from a lamp ) down into the tube , Mr. Ramfden makes the axis ,, about which the telescope turns , hollow , and open at one end , against which he places the lamp ; then within the telescope ...
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... object of that author's remark into an ab- ftract propofition , ( p . 7. ) In politics , Drawcanfir himself is a poltroon to our author . " Conftitution is a thing ( p . 53. ) antecedent to government . ' This is a bold ftep ; for it ...
... object of that author's remark into an ab- ftract propofition , ( p . 7. ) In politics , Drawcanfir himself is a poltroon to our author . " Conftitution is a thing ( p . 53. ) antecedent to government . ' This is a bold ftep ; for it ...
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... object , and cannot be the criterion of that of which it is only the reprefentation . 2dly , The ridiculous not only ... objects ; but to the exilence of truth or falsehood the collation of two objects is necef- fary . 3ly , The ...
... object , and cannot be the criterion of that of which it is only the reprefentation . 2dly , The ridiculous not only ... objects ; but to the exilence of truth or falsehood the collation of two objects is necef- fary . 3ly , The ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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