The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 163
... several concurrent reafons affigned , why the methods there • fhewn , and Dr. Waring's own , ( undoubtedly the most general of any of them , fince it proceeds upon one principle to the fifth de- gree , ) cannot apply further : but , all ...
... several concurrent reafons affigned , why the methods there • fhewn , and Dr. Waring's own , ( undoubtedly the most general of any of them , fince it proceeds upon one principle to the fifth de- gree , ) cannot apply further : but , all ...
Page 166
... several objections to the truth of Christianity . The preacher chiefly attends to those which are at present the most prevalent and popular ; and con- fequently little novelty is to be expected either in the objec- tions or the answers ...
... several objections to the truth of Christianity . The preacher chiefly attends to those which are at present the most prevalent and popular ; and con- fequently little novelty is to be expected either in the objec- tions or the answers ...
Page 585
... several engagements before they fubmitted . Count Louis de Frotté , by delaying his furrender , expofed himself to the refentment of the re- publicans ; and he was fhot at Verneuil with fix of his off- cers . This cruelty ftruck terror ...
... several engagements before they fubmitted . Count Louis de Frotté , by delaying his furrender , expofed himself to the refentment of the re- publicans ; and he was fhot at Verneuil with fix of his off- cers . This cruelty ftruck terror ...
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