THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... fince letters were cultivated . C..t..t . ART . IL Rimes . 18 8vo . 2s . 6d . fewed . Dilly . 1781 . TH HIS Writer is of opinion , that uniformity of ftanzı , when protracted to any degree , muft ever fatigue , as ex- tinguishing ^ By ...
... fince letters were cultivated . C..t..t . ART . IL Rimes . 18 8vo . 2s . 6d . fewed . Dilly . 1781 . TH HIS Writer is of opinion , that uniformity of ftanzı , when protracted to any degree , muft ever fatigue , as ex- tinguishing ^ By ...
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... fince , than in- ftead thereef , to propofe any thing better . At the end of the Mem . is a copious Appendix , containing tables of theorems for the calculation of fluents , much more comprehenfive than any thing of the kind that has ...
... fince , than in- ftead thereef , to propofe any thing better . At the end of the Mem . is a copious Appendix , containing tables of theorems for the calculation of fluents , much more comprehenfive than any thing of the kind that has ...
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... fince fixed him in Britain ; and I should not be unwilling to find fome evidence for the marriage , which he is faid to have contracted with the daughter of a wealthy lord of Caernar- vonshire . But this provincial rank might justly be ...
... fince fixed him in Britain ; and I should not be unwilling to find fome evidence for the marriage , which he is faid to have contracted with the daughter of a wealthy lord of Caernar- vonshire . But this provincial rank might justly be ...
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... fince the enjoyment of almost every object that can afford pleasure to the different tastes and tempers of mankind , may be procured by the poffeffion of wealth . In the pillage of Rome , a juft preference was given to gold and jewels ...
... fince the enjoyment of almost every object that can afford pleasure to the different tastes and tempers of mankind , may be procured by the poffeffion of wealth . In the pillage of Rome , a juft preference was given to gold and jewels ...
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... fince in the Court of King's Bench , between Sir James Brown , the heir at law , and Lady Brown , the widow and devifee , of Sir Robert Brown deceafed , and was determined in favour of the latter . Mr. Burtenfhaw , it appears ...
... fince in the Court of King's Bench , between Sir James Brown , the heir at law , and Lady Brown , the widow and devifee , of Sir Robert Brown deceafed , and was determined in favour of the latter . Mr. Burtenfhaw , it appears ...
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