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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... object of obtaining the power of governing the ftate , could never unite in directing the patronage of the company to acquire that power ; and their favours were diffuted very generally over the kingdom , with little or no regard to the ...
... object of obtaining the power of governing the ftate , could never unite in directing the patronage of the company to acquire that power ; and their favours were diffuted very generally over the kingdom , with little or no regard to the ...
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... object , or rather the image formed by the object- glafs , that the colours would be less apparent . It will how- ever be obvious , that the rays of light coming from the lens will diverge fo much as to occafion indiftinct vifion ...
... object , or rather the image formed by the object- glafs , that the colours would be less apparent . It will how- ever be obvious , that the rays of light coming from the lens will diverge fo much as to occafion indiftinct vifion ...
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... object , it is to the defign of engraving every common ornament of the field , and decorating them with colours not their own . If this Flora be intended for an elementary work , to inftruct the younger botanist , for which it is well ...
... object , it is to the defign of engraving every common ornament of the field , and decorating them with colours not their own . If this Flora be intended for an elementary work , to inftruct the younger botanist , for which it is well ...
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