The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... advantages . Dr. Denman has very properly limited it to the delivery of a dead child , and we may add a well- proportioned pelvis : but , even there , we exhauft the powers of nature , without an adequate advantage ; especially if we ...
... advantages . Dr. Denman has very properly limited it to the delivery of a dead child , and we may add a well- proportioned pelvis : but , even there , we exhauft the powers of nature , without an adequate advantage ; especially if we ...
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... advantage , form the higher arrangements or claffes , because the properties of individuals are so varied , and even now fo little known , that comprehensive collections more frequently mislead than inform . We really wish to fee the ...
... advantage , form the higher arrangements or claffes , because the properties of individuals are so varied , and even now fo little known , that comprehensive collections more frequently mislead than inform . We really wish to fee the ...
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... advantage and fuccefs , are univerfally acknowleged and admired . When scholars of this defcription thus render the more re- mote fources of knowlege acceptable to common readers , it is to be hoped that many who admire the tranflation ...
... advantage and fuccefs , are univerfally acknowleged and admired . When scholars of this defcription thus render the more re- mote fources of knowlege acceptable to common readers , it is to be hoped that many who admire the tranflation ...
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