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Page 305
... original than ufeful . Who would expect from an English female writer , an apology for mothers , in the fafhionable world , neglecting to fuckle their own children ? What can be more inconfiftent , than to difcourage the ordinary use of ...
... original than ufeful . Who would expect from an English female writer , an apology for mothers , in the fafhionable world , neglecting to fuckle their own children ? What can be more inconfiftent , than to difcourage the ordinary use of ...
Page 329
... original , it is crudos , ' and should have been tranflated crude or unburned , meaning those which are dried in the fun it is the 2d fort , those which are burned , that , in the original , are named tes- taceous . In the following ...
... original , it is crudos , ' and should have been tranflated crude or unburned , meaning those which are dried in the fun it is the 2d fort , those which are burned , that , in the original , are named tes- taceous . In the following ...
Page 584
... original state of things to be traced up from the known caufes which could alter it . - 2dly , A measurable quan- tity of alteration , already produced by thofe caufes . - 3dly , Con- tinued alterations produced by the fame caufes , the ...
... original state of things to be traced up from the known caufes which could alter it . - 2dly , A measurable quan- tity of alteration , already produced by thofe caufes . - 3dly , Con- tinued alterations produced by the fame caufes , the ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
Chinese moveable Types | 2 |
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