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... manner , fo that the compound fhall have new properties . 6 By a parity of reafoning it may be proved , that all animal food in being digefted or converted into chyle , has the effect . produced by a feparation of its elements from one ...
... manner , fo that the compound fhall have new properties . 6 By a parity of reafoning it may be proved , that all animal food in being digefted or converted into chyle , has the effect . produced by a feparation of its elements from one ...
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... manners and of opinions , before in existence : they have not fo much created anew , as they have disposed in a better manner what was already in being : they have added precifion , agreement , and perfection , to that which was ori ...
... manners and of opinions , before in existence : they have not fo much created anew , as they have disposed in a better manner what was already in being : they have added precifion , agreement , and perfection , to that which was ori ...
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... manner in which they are offered to the reader . The Abbé's political character is too well known to leave any doubt concerning the tendency of thofe articles which relate to the revolution in the government of France : most of these ...
... manner in which they are offered to the reader . The Abbé's political character is too well known to leave any doubt concerning the tendency of thofe articles which relate to the revolution in the government of France : most of these ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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