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Page 210
... subject are ingenious and con- clufive but as they are founded on geometrical proportions , and require figures to illuftrate and explain the doctrine , no extracts could be fatisfactory . We must also refer the inqui- fitive reader to ...
... subject are ingenious and con- clufive but as they are founded on geometrical proportions , and require figures to illuftrate and explain the doctrine , no extracts could be fatisfactory . We must also refer the inqui- fitive reader to ...
Page 335
... Subject of Naval Promotions , in which is refpectfully fubmitted a Plan for a liberal , equitable , and permanent Naval Etablishment . 8vo . PP . 47 . is : Egerton . 1791 . This is a respectful addrefs to the First Lord of the Admiralty ...
... Subject of Naval Promotions , in which is refpectfully fubmitted a Plan for a liberal , equitable , and permanent Naval Etablishment . 8vo . PP . 47 . is : Egerton . 1791 . This is a respectful addrefs to the First Lord of the Admiralty ...
Page 337
... Subject should pass into a Law . By J , Bowles , Efq . of the Inner Temple , Barrister at Law . 8vo . pp . 40 . Is . 6d . Whieldon and Co. 1791 . Though many perfons might think the practice of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench ...
... Subject should pass into a Law . By J , Bowles , Efq . of the Inner Temple , Barrister at Law . 8vo . pp . 40 . Is . 6d . Whieldon and Co. 1791 . Though many perfons might think the practice of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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