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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... important , and profefied , with diftinguished re- putation , one of the most valuable and interefting . If he was impatient and retlefs , if he did not meet every intruder with equal complacency , or liften with the fame attention to ...
... important , and profefied , with diftinguished re- putation , one of the most valuable and interefting . If he was impatient and retlefs , if he did not meet every intruder with equal complacency , or liften with the fame attention to ...
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... important affiftance to our opinion . " With respect to the origin of the nerves , Dr. Monro has not , we think , fully availed himself of the arguments which may be drawn from the comparative anatomy . Perhaps he was afraid that it ...
... important affiftance to our opinion . " With respect to the origin of the nerves , Dr. Monro has not , we think , fully availed himself of the arguments which may be drawn from the comparative anatomy . Perhaps he was afraid that it ...
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... important , and almost incredible art , to a much greater degree of perfection than all former profeffors . Some The following authors have spoken with applaufe of this academy , viz . Mr. Arnot , in his Hiftory of Edinburgh ; Dr ...
... important , and almost incredible art , to a much greater degree of perfection than all former profeffors . Some The following authors have spoken with applaufe of this academy , viz . Mr. Arnot , in his Hiftory of Edinburgh ; Dr ...
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