The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... circumstances , which ren- der them more liable to be affected by it ; or , when certain caufes concur to excite the power of it , and , therefore , by avoiding these circumstances and caufes , they may often efcape infection . The ...
... circumstances , which ren- der them more liable to be affected by it ; or , when certain caufes concur to excite the power of it , and , therefore , by avoiding these circumstances and caufes , they may often efcape infection . The ...
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... circumstances which will account for the opinions of our author . A populous city , where the inhabitants are crowded , with little air , and lefs attention to the circumstances which may prevent or impede putrefaction : the phyfician ...
... circumstances which will account for the opinions of our author . A populous city , where the inhabitants are crowded , with little air , and lefs attention to the circumstances which may prevent or impede putrefaction : the phyfician ...
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... circumstances , error is frequently refpectable . The author of this Essay , to whom the world has been obliged for a more accurate edition of Mr. Dawes's Mifcellanies , and a few chofen Greek trage- dies , endeavours to defend the ...
... circumstances , error is frequently refpectable . The author of this Essay , to whom the world has been obliged for a more accurate edition of Mr. Dawes's Mifcellanies , and a few chofen Greek trage- dies , endeavours to defend the ...
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