The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volumes 12-13Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1762 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... themselves whether they be well founded in their pro- fecutions or not . 9. ) And that private perfons , and efpecially profeffors , may have no opportunity to corrupt its laws , by interpretations given on their own authority , the ...
... themselves whether they be well founded in their pro- fecutions or not . 9. ) And that private perfons , and efpecially profeffors , may have no opportunity to corrupt its laws , by interpretations given on their own authority , the ...
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... themselves are beafts . New Verfion . I concluded in my heart with ref- pect to the fons of man , that I should affert God , and fee that they them- felves are a brute to themselves . For that which befall- eth the fons of man , and ...
... themselves are beafts . New Verfion . I concluded in my heart with ref- pect to the fons of man , that I should affert God , and fee that they them- felves are a brute to themselves . For that which befall- eth the fons of man , and ...
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... themselves pure , fo almost una- voidable to become partakers of other men's fins , it may be afked with regard to the powerful , as it once was concerning the rich , Who then can be faved ? And the answer must be the fame that was then ...
... themselves pure , fo almost una- voidable to become partakers of other men's fins , it may be afked with regard to the powerful , as it once was concerning the rich , Who then can be faved ? And the answer must be the fame that was then ...
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T HE Frederician Code A Second Effay on the Medicinal Virtues of Hemlock | 12 |
Oxford and Cambridge Verfes on the Kings Marriage | 22 |
Heaths Royal Aftronomer and Navigator | 29 |
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