The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 2W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1756 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... most agreeable counsel • who pursues those measures , whofe fuccefs depends more on fortune than on prudence ; and is yet willing to be ac- countable for the event ; this is the man of courage , this is the true patriot : not they , who ...
... most agreeable counsel • who pursues those measures , whofe fuccefs depends more on fortune than on prudence ; and is yet willing to be ac- countable for the event ; this is the man of courage , this is the true patriot : not they , who ...
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... most imprudent and intempe- • rate heat . But while the Athenians were rushing on without any order , Philip bore down upon upon them with his pha- • lanx , and obtained an easy tho ' a bloody victory . At the fame time , and with a ...
... most imprudent and intempe- • rate heat . But while the Athenians were rushing on without any order , Philip bore down upon upon them with his pha- • lanx , and obtained an easy tho ' a bloody victory . At the fame time , and with a ...
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... most com- monly nearly in the fame line with the shakes of the earth- ' quakes , might be thought to have any . " 6 2dly , What fome of the antients have told us of the fpring and autumn being the two ufual feafons for earthquakes ...
... most com- monly nearly in the fame line with the shakes of the earth- ' quakes , might be thought to have any . " 6 2dly , What fome of the antients have told us of the fpring and autumn being the two ufual feafons for earthquakes ...
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... most of the conclufions drawn by Dr. Haller , Caftel , and Zimmerman , that no part is fenfible but the nerves only , and that fome parts are irritable without fenfibility ac- companying them in any great degree ; whilft others are al ...
... most of the conclufions drawn by Dr. Haller , Caftel , and Zimmerman , that no part is fenfible but the nerves only , and that fome parts are irritable without fenfibility ac- companying them in any great degree ; whilft others are al ...
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... most abftrufe points of divine revela- tion perfectly reconciled to philofophical experience , in a man- ' ner never before attempted ; and though fome of those argu- ments may not be intelligible to every capacity ; yet the con ...
... most abftrufe points of divine revela- tion perfectly reconciled to philofophical experience , in a man- ' ner never before attempted ; and though fome of those argu- ments may not be intelligible to every capacity ; yet the con ...
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