The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 92
... refpect to the subject and method we are fpeaking of here . The Egyptian pictures on walls , preferved in the ruins of Thebes , and in other parts of Egypt , have not been fuffi- ciently examined by the learned travellers , who faw and ...
... refpect to the subject and method we are fpeaking of here . The Egyptian pictures on walls , preferved in the ruins of Thebes , and in other parts of Egypt , have not been fuffi- ciently examined by the learned travellers , who faw and ...
Page 366
... refpect , either un- der the direction of public boards , or by the generous efforts of individuals : and he concludes with exhibiting the fcheme of what he calls a progreffive Agrarian law ( in oppofition to thofe fudden and violent ...
... refpect , either un- der the direction of public boards , or by the generous efforts of individuals : and he concludes with exhibiting the fcheme of what he calls a progreffive Agrarian law ( in oppofition to thofe fudden and violent ...
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... refpect to the duties of the feveral members of Chriftian So- cieties , the Doctor obferves , that befides thofe which refpect their own improvement and edification , there are others which are incum- bent upon them , as bearing a ...
... refpect to the duties of the feveral members of Chriftian So- cieties , the Doctor obferves , that befides thofe which refpect their own improvement and edification , there are others which are incum- bent upon them , as bearing a ...
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