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In short , the passage is open to any conjecture , and favors no one hypothesis more than another . We add another quotation , and the inferences drawn from it . Ovid says that his fault " Stulta magis dici quam scelerata decet ...
In short , the passage is open to any conjecture , and favors no one hypothesis more than another . We add another quotation , and the inferences drawn from it . Ovid says that his fault " Stulta magis dici quam scelerata decet ...
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... government any thing , as people might be carried up the St. Lawrence and lakes for one- third the sum they pay for their passage at present . When the emigrants had reached York , I should consider further assistance unnecessary .
... government any thing , as people might be carried up the St. Lawrence and lakes for one- third the sum they pay for their passage at present . When the emigrants had reached York , I should consider further assistance unnecessary .
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This new system , ap- pearing plausible on a first inspection , made no slight impression on scholars , and was adopted without deliberation by the many . If , however , the theory rests on the interpretation of a single passage passage ...
This new system , ap- pearing plausible on a first inspection , made no slight impression on scholars , and was adopted without deliberation by the many . If , however , the theory rests on the interpretation of a single passage passage ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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