The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... Plants , even from the Lin- næan collection , are fufficiently numerous ; but their number is increafed from the repeated kindness of his friends . The proper ufe , however , of his materials , he obferves , is more commendable than the ...
... Plants , even from the Lin- næan collection , are fufficiently numerous ; but their number is increafed from the repeated kindness of his friends . The proper ufe , however , of his materials , he obferves , is more commendable than the ...
Page 150
... plants himself , but maintained , at his own expence , a draughts , man and engraver , for the fame purposes . Turner appears to have had a garden for rare plants , even during his refidence at Cologn . In England he records the garden ...
... plants himself , but maintained , at his own expence , a draughts , man and engraver , for the fame purposes . Turner appears to have had a garden for rare plants , even during his refidence at Cologn . In England he records the garden ...
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... Plants fucceeded , and it is followed in these Sketches by an ac- count of Bobart's Continuation , for Morrison published only the herbaceous plants . His fifteen claffes are , in general , com- pofed of natural orders , though ...
... Plants fucceeded , and it is followed in these Sketches by an ac- count of Bobart's Continuation , for Morrison published only the herbaceous plants . His fifteen claffes are , in general , com- pofed of natural orders , though ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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