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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... attention to thofe arguments which are brought to make them good . There are , it is true , other arguments against popery and infidelity , which have been urged against them with fuc- eefs : but it is equally true that the arguments on ...
... attention to thofe arguments which are brought to make them good . There are , it is true , other arguments against popery and infidelity , which have been urged against them with fuc- eefs : but it is equally true that the arguments on ...
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... attention ; an attention , notwithstanding , which it must be very difficult to command , where the matter has been fo often and fo amply treated by others . True genius , how- ever , will always ftrike out fomething new , even on the ...
... attention ; an attention , notwithstanding , which it must be very difficult to command , where the matter has been fo often and fo amply treated by others . True genius , how- ever , will always ftrike out fomething new , even on the ...
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... attention . • But there is another method of provoking children to wrath , where the refentment on one fide is highly warrantable , and the injury on the other to the laft degree inexcufable ; and that is , the partial affection of a ...
... attention . • But there is another method of provoking children to wrath , where the refentment on one fide is highly warrantable , and the injury on the other to the laft degree inexcufable ; and that is , the partial affection of a ...
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... attention of experienced phyficians . Dr. Tiffor had likewife an eye to the price and brevity of his work , which must have been fwel- led to a confiderable bulk , had it comprehended all the dif eases incident to human nature . With ...
... attention of experienced phyficians . Dr. Tiffor had likewife an eye to the price and brevity of his work , which must have been fwel- led to a confiderable bulk , had it comprehended all the dif eases incident to human nature . With ...
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... attention of the reader , We cannot help , however , mention- ing the corollaries he deduces from thefe experiments . · From the experiments already related ( says he ) I was ready to imagine that the cough might be owing to fome tumor ...
... attention of the reader , We cannot help , however , mention- ing the corollaries he deduces from thefe experiments . · From the experiments already related ( says he ) I was ready to imagine that the cough might be owing to fome tumor ...
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