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... History of from a Magiftrate to Mr. Rofe , 352 to a Member of the National Af- England , 254 fembly . 454 Howard , Mr. Ode on his Death , 230 to Dr. Priestley , 461 Hunt's Rights of Englishmen , 99 from a Legal Character , 463 Hunter's ...
... History of from a Magiftrate to Mr. Rofe , 352 to a Member of the National Af- England , 254 fembly . 454 Howard , Mr. Ode on his Death , 230 to Dr. Priestley , 461 Hunt's Rights of Englishmen , 99 from a Legal Character , 463 Hunter's ...
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... History of the Progrefs and Discoveries in Chemistry , & c . By JOHN CHRISTIAN WIEGLEB . 8vo . 2 Vols . Berlin . THE HE firft of the volumes now before us contains the history of chemistry , from 1651 to 1750 ; and the fecond conti ...
... History of the Progrefs and Discoveries in Chemistry , & c . By JOHN CHRISTIAN WIEGLEB . 8vo . 2 Vols . Berlin . THE HE firft of the volumes now before us contains the history of chemistry , from 1651 to 1750 ; and the fecond conti ...
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... history of chemistry cannot perhaps be written by any one perfon . It must be done either by a fociety , the members of which agree to write certain parts , or to write the whole history by a compa- rison of their feveral hiftories ...
... history of chemistry cannot perhaps be written by any one perfon . It must be done either by a fociety , the members of which agree to write certain parts , or to write the whole history by a compa- rison of their feveral hiftories ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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