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Page 164
... occasion without bringing to mind the deplorable outrages at Birmingham , of which he was the unfortunate victim ; and Dr. Withering , though not a Dis- senter , nor present at the obnoxious dinner , was also a sufferer from the ...
... occasion without bringing to mind the deplorable outrages at Birmingham , of which he was the unfortunate victim ; and Dr. Withering , though not a Dis- senter , nor present at the obnoxious dinner , was also a sufferer from the ...
Page 277
... occasion eboulemens more or less destructive according to their extent . We confess that this view of the subject affords a better key to the geology of the Alps than the writings of former observers , and that it removes many of the ...
... occasion eboulemens more or less destructive according to their extent . We confess that this view of the subject affords a better key to the geology of the Alps than the writings of former observers , and that it removes many of the ...
Page 296
... occasion with great prodi- gality , What can be the object of this heat and violence ? Certainly not to conciliate those to whom such language is ap- plied ; nor will the disinterested spectator of the dispute be in the least degree ...
... occasion with great prodi- gality , What can be the object of this heat and violence ? Certainly not to conciliate those to whom such language is ap- plied ; nor will the disinterested spectator of the dispute be in the least degree ...
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