The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 92
... perhaps , Dr. Caffan's comparative anatomy and phyfiology of the negroe may be interefting , we fhall fubjoin it . The renal glands were found much larger in the negroe than the white , and the black fluid which fills them to be much ...
... perhaps , Dr. Caffan's comparative anatomy and phyfiology of the negroe may be interefting , we fhall fubjoin it . The renal glands were found much larger in the negroe than the white , and the black fluid which fills them to be much ...
Page 138
... perhaps his voluntary death , was taken advantage of , or whether he was really murdered , it is impof- ible to decide at this time . The frequent appearance of ground- lefs plots , and fufpicions always kept alive by fome new story ...
... perhaps his voluntary death , was taken advantage of , or whether he was really murdered , it is impof- ible to decide at this time . The frequent appearance of ground- lefs plots , and fufpicions always kept alive by fome new story ...
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... perhaps more properly continent , between America and Afia . Our fettlement fronts thofe of the Spaniards in South America , and , though at a great diftance , is only divided from them by an open ocean ; a cir- cumftance which , as is ...
... perhaps more properly continent , between America and Afia . Our fettlement fronts thofe of the Spaniards in South America , and , though at a great diftance , is only divided from them by an open ocean ; a cir- cumftance which , as is ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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