The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 21
... use to confider the matter in a different light , and to build our demonftrations on principles more natural and evident . Such , I prefume , fays Mr. L. are thofe upon which , without any regard to the doctrine of motion , I purpose to ...
... use to confider the matter in a different light , and to build our demonftrations on principles more natural and evident . Such , I prefume , fays Mr. L. are thofe upon which , without any regard to the doctrine of motion , I purpose to ...
Page 142
... use of these canons , as he thinks they may be of great ufe in accounting for the little agreement there is between ancient and modern obfervations . The canons that have been already given by other authors , for this purpose , are ...
... use of these canons , as he thinks they may be of great ufe in accounting for the little agreement there is between ancient and modern obfervations . The canons that have been already given by other authors , for this purpose , are ...
Page 212
... use to you at prefent ; others perhaps hereafter may write more judicioufly and more fully on the fubject : you know it is my intereft to wish they would . The few who have written on hunting , refer you to their predeceffors for great ...
... use to you at prefent ; others perhaps hereafter may write more judicioufly and more fully on the fubject : you know it is my intereft to wish they would . The few who have written on hunting , refer you to their predeceffors for great ...
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