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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... causes of that pre- eminence to the feductions of pomp , riches , and external ap- pearances ; neither is he of opinion that the power of the Ro- man pontiff was near fo extenfive as the votaries of the fee of Rome pretend . A reader ...
... causes of that pre- eminence to the feductions of pomp , riches , and external ap- pearances ; neither is he of opinion that the power of the Ro- man pontiff was near fo extenfive as the votaries of the fee of Rome pretend . A reader ...
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... cause of chriftianity in general , and that of the proteftant re- ligion in particular ; and , on that account , demand from every one who is well affected , to either , a candid and ferious attention to thofe arguments which are ...
... cause of chriftianity in general , and that of the proteftant re- ligion in particular ; and , on that account , demand from every one who is well affected , to either , a candid and ferious attention to thofe arguments which are ...
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... causes of popular fickness . Firft caufe , exceffive labour ; fecond caufe , the effect of cold air , when a perfon is hot ; third caufe , taking cold drink , when in a heat ; fourth caufe , the inconftancy and fudden change of the ...
... causes of popular fickness . Firft caufe , exceffive labour ; fecond caufe , the effect of cold air , when a perfon is hot ; third caufe , taking cold drink , when in a heat ; fourth caufe , the inconftancy and fudden change of the ...
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... cause excites the rigores which happen in the beginning of almost every fever . 2dly . He mentions pains in different parts of the body , fud- denly moving from one place to another ; which fome phyf- cians have afcribed to the motion ...
... cause excites the rigores which happen in the beginning of almost every fever . 2dly . He mentions pains in different parts of the body , fud- denly moving from one place to another ; which fome phyf- cians have afcribed to the motion ...
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... cause of convulfions ; a great craving for food ; a black vomiting ; a fudden and great flux of pale urine ; a nervous atrophy ; a nervous or fpafmodic afthma ; a nervous cough ; palpitations of the heart ; variation of the pulfe ...
... cause of convulfions ; a great craving for food ; a black vomiting ; a fudden and great flux of pale urine ; a nervous atrophy ; a nervous or fpafmodic afthma ; a nervous cough ; palpitations of the heart ; variation of the pulfe ...
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