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... Obfervations on a Variety of Subjects , 357 Ode , Irregular , to Peter Pindar , Lstire d'une Democrate , Oeconomy of Nature , many , Vol . II . 442 Oedipus of Sophocles tranflated , Love , Hiftorical Dictionary of , 467 Qenone to Paris ...
... Obfervations on a Variety of Subjects , 357 Ode , Irregular , to Peter Pindar , Lstire d'une Democrate , Oeconomy of Nature , many , Vol . II . 442 Oedipus of Sophocles tranflated , Love , Hiftorical Dictionary of , 467 Qenone to Paris ...
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... obfervations , that in the beginning of the feason there had been fome few miftakes in the names of the fatellites , when the observations of them were entered in the journal . In fetting them right , which threw a great light upon the ...
... obfervations , that in the beginning of the feason there had been fome few miftakes in the names of the fatellites , when the observations of them were entered in the journal . In fetting them right , which threw a great light upon the ...
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... obfervations on the bills of mortality for Manchester , & c . 184 . Herodotus , his character as an historian , 241. Specimen of Littlebury's tranf lation of , 242. Of the new transla- tion , by Mr. Beloe , 244. Of Mr. Beloe's notes ...
... obfervations on the bills of mortality for Manchester , & c . 184 . Herodotus , his character as an historian , 241. Specimen of Littlebury's tranf lation of , 242. Of the new transla- tion , by Mr. Beloe , 244. Of Mr. Beloe's notes ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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