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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... natural productions , in the animal , ve- getable , or mineral kingdom , has been changed into any other in that mode and degree , which the idea of tranfmutation implies . It holds perhaps throughout nature , that the genera and ...
... natural productions , in the animal , ve- getable , or mineral kingdom , has been changed into any other in that mode and degree , which the idea of tranfmutation implies . It holds perhaps throughout nature , that the genera and ...
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... nature . 2. The effects of the in- duftry or neglect of its inhabitants , for improving the gifts of na ture , for fupplying deficiencies , or for correcting natural defects . 3. The influence of laws and public establishments on the na ...
... nature . 2. The effects of the in- duftry or neglect of its inhabitants , for improving the gifts of na ture , for fupplying deficiencies , or for correcting natural defects . 3. The influence of laws and public establishments on the na ...
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... nature of all things ; and denies that any one of all thefe philofophers ever had a knowlege of the true God . In the fection of the Pythagoreans , he examines concifely , the original hiftorical fources , and at the fame time points ...
... nature of all things ; and denies that any one of all thefe philofophers ever had a knowlege of the true God . In the fection of the Pythagoreans , he examines concifely , the original hiftorical fources , and at the fame time points ...
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