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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... fame nature to the celebrated cow - itch , fo much in ufe among the Indians for killing of worms , and which they ... fame manner , why fhould it not have the fame effect , as it is much of the fame prickly ftinging nature ? ' Mr. Bryant ...
... fame nature to the celebrated cow - itch , fo much in ufe among the Indians for killing of worms , and which they ... fame manner , why fhould it not have the fame effect , as it is much of the fame prickly ftinging nature ? ' Mr. Bryant ...
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... fame degree it poffeffed when it was expofed to the fun . This was done by plunging the whole in a tub filled with water , whofe degree of heat was restored to the fame degree it had before . I found the quantity of air within the tube ...
... fame degree it poffeffed when it was expofed to the fun . This was done by plunging the whole in a tub filled with water , whofe degree of heat was restored to the fame degree it had before . I found the quantity of air within the tube ...
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... fame velocity , and confequently to the fame diftance when the elevation is the fame , as two fired at once from a piece weighing fifty - two hundreds ; and the ve- locity of the recoil will be the fame in both cafes . But when the ...
... fame velocity , and confequently to the fame diftance when the elevation is the fame , as two fired at once from a piece weighing fifty - two hundreds ; and the ve- locity of the recoil will be the fame in both cafes . But when the ...
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