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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... fome men take him to be , and do not come up to all that their warm imaginations have figured to themfelves con- cerning him , ' In treating of the state of the unitarian doctrine , in the reign of Queen Elizabeth and the Stuarts , the ...
... fome men take him to be , and do not come up to all that their warm imaginations have figured to themfelves con- cerning him , ' In treating of the state of the unitarian doctrine , in the reign of Queen Elizabeth and the Stuarts , the ...
Page 178
... fome containing lead , fome being quite empty , and many of them containing a hard , brittle , whitish ftony fubftance , which effervefces with a spirit of fea falt . At the lower extremity , the lead had run upon the fur- face of the ...
... fome containing lead , fome being quite empty , and many of them containing a hard , brittle , whitish ftony fubftance , which effervefces with a spirit of fea falt . At the lower extremity , the lead had run upon the fur- face of the ...
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... fome parts , and which in fome fish is crufted over with a thin bony lamella , fo as not to allow them to collapfe ; for as the skull does not form any part of those ca- nals or cavities , they must be composed of fuch substance as is ...
... fome parts , and which in fome fish is crufted over with a thin bony lamella , fo as not to allow them to collapfe ; for as the skull does not form any part of those ca- nals or cavities , they must be composed of fuch substance as is ...
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