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Page 232
... possessions of a Hindu Prince , who knew of no such designation : but the whole resolves itself into this , that ... possession . After these explanations , Col. Beatson will perceive nothing incom- patible in the two narratives ...
... possessions of a Hindu Prince , who knew of no such designation : but the whole resolves itself into this , that ... possession . After these explanations , Col. Beatson will perceive nothing incom- patible in the two narratives ...
Page 305
... possessed of few opportunities of com- paring the medicinal powers of Mercury , with those of other reme- dies , should be induced to conclude , that facts like these , very fairly deprive Mercury of its exclusive claim to the rank of ...
... possessed of few opportunities of com- paring the medicinal powers of Mercury , with those of other reme- dies , should be induced to conclude , that facts like these , very fairly deprive Mercury of its exclusive claim to the rank of ...
Page 461
... possession of the subject , that sound judgment , that nice accuracy and rich conciseness , and those peculiarities of style and sentiment , which mark the other labours of that excellent man , are here equally con spicuous . The ...
... possession of the subject , that sound judgment , that nice accuracy and rich conciseness , and those peculiarities of style and sentiment , which mark the other labours of that excellent man , are here equally con spicuous . The ...
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