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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... known . The English is perhaps the only language in the known world ( except the Chinese , which is faid to agree with it in this particular ) where the diftinction of gender is properly and philofophically applied in the ufe of words ...
... known . The English is perhaps the only language in the known world ( except the Chinese , which is faid to agree with it in this particular ) where the diftinction of gender is properly and philofophically applied in the ufe of words ...
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... known many a crooked tree grow ftrait and handfome . R. E. ' There is a paper from the late Dr. Fothergill , respecting the rhubarb , in which he feems to object to the cultivation of this drug in England . The English root may , he ...
... known many a crooked tree grow ftrait and handfome . R. E. ' There is a paper from the late Dr. Fothergill , respecting the rhubarb , in which he feems to object to the cultivation of this drug in England . The English root may , he ...
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... known , but that it is natural to Africa is beyond a doubt , it being evident that onions were eaten by the Egyptians above two thousand years before Chrift , and they make a great part of their conftant food to this day in Egypt . Dr ...
... known , but that it is natural to Africa is beyond a doubt , it being evident that onions were eaten by the Egyptians above two thousand years before Chrift , and they make a great part of their conftant food to this day in Egypt . Dr ...
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