The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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Page 121
... question , by thofe who have either read or heard of the violent controver- fies in the Greek church , which muft have produced an ap- peal to this paffage , if it could have been found in their ma- nufcripts and , on the other hand ...
... question , by thofe who have either read or heard of the violent controver- fies in the Greek church , which muft have produced an ap- peal to this paffage , if it could have been found in their ma- nufcripts and , on the other hand ...
Page 251
... question of mate- rialism Dr. Priestley and bishop Berkeley refute each other by con- tradictory arguments . ' P. 217 . It appears to us that Mr. Miller , in afferting that Dr. Gre- gory's attempt to overthrow the doctrine of neceffity ...
... question of mate- rialism Dr. Priestley and bishop Berkeley refute each other by con- tradictory arguments . ' P. 217 . It appears to us that Mr. Miller , in afferting that Dr. Gre- gory's attempt to overthrow the doctrine of neceffity ...
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... question then is- Was there fome optical illufion , which made Aldebaran appear to be like a light spot on the dark part of the moon , —or is this light of the fame nature with that feen of late years by Herschel , and formerly by ...
... question then is- Was there fome optical illufion , which made Aldebaran appear to be like a light spot on the dark part of the moon , —or is this light of the fame nature with that feen of late years by Herschel , and formerly by ...
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