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... history ; and , in this light , it may very properly be recommended to those readers , who have not leifure to attend to more elaborate re- fearches . MONTHLY Art . 14 . CATALOGUE , For SEPTEMBER , 1790 . EAST INDIES . A Letter addrefed ...
... history ; and , in this light , it may very properly be recommended to those readers , who have not leifure to attend to more elaborate re- fearches . MONTHLY Art . 14 . CATALOGUE , For SEPTEMBER , 1790 . EAST INDIES . A Letter addrefed ...
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... history , nor is the natural history fcattered inconveniently among the facts . The narrative it- felf has , in fome inftances , received an improvement in point of order . Thus the returning voyage of Captain Marshall , in the ...
... history , nor is the natural history fcattered inconveniently among the facts . The narrative it- felf has , in fome inftances , received an improvement in point of order . Thus the returning voyage of Captain Marshall , in the ...
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... HISTORY OF THE EARTH .. I SIR , Windfor , Jan. 4 , 1791 . N my fecond letter on your Theory of the Earth , I have proved , that the apparent decay of our land , is only an ope ration which reduces its fleep parts into flopes : by which ...
... HISTORY OF THE EARTH .. I SIR , Windfor , Jan. 4 , 1791 . N my fecond letter on your Theory of the Earth , I have proved , that the apparent decay of our land , is only an ope ration which reduces its fleep parts into flopes : by which ...
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