The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... sense of merit and importance , dur- ing a particular period of time , the moft interefting to the pre- fent generation ( with refpect to queftions of this kind ) of any other ; as abounding not only with more and better materials for ...
... sense of merit and importance , dur- ing a particular period of time , the moft interefting to the pre- fent generation ( with refpect to queftions of this kind ) of any other ; as abounding not only with more and better materials for ...
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... sense , and of great philanthropy , concur to fuftain the work ; and whenever the prejudices of the ignorant require a forcible era- dication , or the crude temerity and impudence of knaves and impoftors , cry out for their own ...
... sense , and of great philanthropy , concur to fuftain the work ; and whenever the prejudices of the ignorant require a forcible era- dication , or the crude temerity and impudence of knaves and impoftors , cry out for their own ...
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... sense ; that it is to be fo interpreted , A & s xv . 14. for as Cornelius and his houfhold were certainly not the first converts to christianity , the apofile only means that they were converted at the first preaching of the gospel . In ...
... sense ; that it is to be fo interpreted , A & s xv . 14. for as Cornelius and his houfhold were certainly not the first converts to christianity , the apofile only means that they were converted at the first preaching of the gospel . In ...
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... sense of smelling in cats ; the effect of a fætid , vegetable oil , or fpirit , which is in fact the ' very medi- cinal effence of the root . - Now , this.ftrong fmelling root , our fagacious doctor fays he rejected , in favour of the ...
... sense of smelling in cats ; the effect of a fætid , vegetable oil , or fpirit , which is in fact the ' very medi- cinal effence of the root . - Now , this.ftrong fmelling root , our fagacious doctor fays he rejected , in favour of the ...
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... sense and candor , who has been regularly bred to it , will own that his time has been moftly taken up with enquiries into branches of learning , which upon trial he finds utterly useless to the main ends of his profeffion , or wafted ...
... sense and candor , who has been regularly bred to it , will own that his time has been moftly taken up with enquiries into branches of learning , which upon trial he finds utterly useless to the main ends of his profeffion , or wafted ...
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