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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... experiments of former philofophers . It is , indeed , acknowleged , that M. du Hamel had before fuggefted a plan fimilar to that of Mr. Abick , but the German , attentive to his own researches , conscious probably that his own resources ...
... experiments of former philofophers . It is , indeed , acknowleged , that M. du Hamel had before fuggefted a plan fimilar to that of Mr. Abick , but the German , attentive to his own researches , conscious probably that his own resources ...
Page 328
... experiments with different portions of the toad - flone , the quantities of the calcareous earth were found to differ a little ; but nothing further appeared to invali date the general conclufions . ' The experiments feem to have been ...
... experiments with different portions of the toad - flone , the quantities of the calcareous earth were found to differ a little ; but nothing further appeared to invali date the general conclufions . ' The experiments feem to have been ...
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... experiments are only different modes of deftroying or re ftoring the equilibrium , -he might have added , with their different appearances and effects . We have given this fhort analysis of the more material parts of the prefent work ...
... experiments are only different modes of deftroying or re ftoring the equilibrium , -he might have added , with their different appearances and effects . We have given this fhort analysis of the more material parts of the prefent work ...
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