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... learned profeffions , or of thofe who , from their elevated birth or station , give laws to the refinements and ... learned and polite . As thofe founds , therefore , which are the most generally re- ceived among the learned and polite ...
... learned profeffions , or of thofe who , from their elevated birth or station , give laws to the refinements and ... learned and polite . As thofe founds , therefore , which are the most generally re- ceived among the learned and polite ...
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... learned countries , Dr. Anderson thinks it incumbent on him to make the fol- lowing apology , in his fhort preface : The fubject of the following fheets has been treated , either in whole or in part , by the learned in almoft every ...
... learned countries , Dr. Anderson thinks it incumbent on him to make the fol- lowing apology , in his fhort preface : The fubject of the following fheets has been treated , either in whole or in part , by the learned in almoft every ...
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... learned controverfy , the note here introduced cannot expatiate , and much lefs can it pretend to decide . When we con- fider , that in moft of the fpeculations formed by philofophers , con- cerning this vaft univerfe , as having a ...
... learned controverfy , the note here introduced cannot expatiate , and much lefs can it pretend to decide . When we con- fider , that in moft of the fpeculations formed by philofophers , con- cerning this vaft univerfe , as having a ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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