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... Obfervations on an Elementary Courfe of Education for the Deaf and Dumb -An Effay on the Sanction of Natural Order Fortis's Travel's through Dalmatia Obfervations on the Treatment of Confumptions CORRESPONDENCE . Letter from S.-F. to ...
... Obfervations on an Elementary Courfe of Education for the Deaf and Dumb -An Effay on the Sanction of Natural Order Fortis's Travel's through Dalmatia Obfervations on the Treatment of Confumptions CORRESPONDENCE . Letter from S.-F. to ...
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... Obfervations made during a Tour through Parts of England , Scotland and Wales Tasker's Ode to the Memory of the Right Rev. Tho . Wilson , late Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man 255 259 Emma Corbett ; or , the Miseries of Civil War 263 ...
... Obfervations made during a Tour through Parts of England , Scotland and Wales Tasker's Ode to the Memory of the Right Rev. Tho . Wilson , late Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man 255 259 Emma Corbett ; or , the Miseries of Civil War 263 ...
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... Obfervations on an Addrefs to the Freeholders of Middlesex 442 Thoughts on the prefent County Petitions ib . Mr. EB's Anfwer to his own Speech ib . Cool Thoughts on American Independence 443 Hartley's Addrefs to the Committee of the ...
... Obfervations on an Addrefs to the Freeholders of Middlesex 442 Thoughts on the prefent County Petitions ib . Mr. EB's Anfwer to his own Speech ib . Cool Thoughts on American Independence 443 Hartley's Addrefs to the Committee of the ...
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... obfervations . In the work before us , the defcriptions appear to be ex- tremely accurate without being too prolix ; and to a thorough knowledge of his fubject , the author has joined an ease and an elegance of ftyle that are feldom to ...
... obfervations . In the work before us , the defcriptions appear to be ex- tremely accurate without being too prolix ; and to a thorough knowledge of his fubject , the author has joined an ease and an elegance of ftyle that are feldom to ...
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... obfervations on anatomy and natural history are to be met with , as alfo the heads of effay's furnished by foreign correfpondents , and approved of by the academy . The learned fecretary takes notice of the refolution come to by the ...
... obfervations on anatomy and natural history are to be met with , as alfo the heads of effay's furnished by foreign correfpondents , and approved of by the academy . The learned fecretary takes notice of the refolution come to by the ...
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