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Page 97
... taken the field , and nobly combated on the fide of liberty . The unknown Young Lady , ' whofe work is now before us , has taken the other fide ; and being a fpirited afferter of the aristocratic caufe , fhe warmly praifes Peter In ...
... taken the field , and nobly combated on the fide of liberty . The unknown Young Lady , ' whofe work is now before us , has taken the other fide ; and being a fpirited afferter of the aristocratic caufe , fhe warmly praifes Peter In ...
Page 166
... taken to accommodate it to their fentiments , for the purpose of using it in public worship . All that is wanted , is a reformed , or rather a fhortened liturgy ; for every thing requifite to render it complete , would be accomplished ...
... taken to accommodate it to their fentiments , for the purpose of using it in public worship . All that is wanted , is a reformed , or rather a fhortened liturgy ; for every thing requifite to render it complete , would be accomplished ...
Page 434
... taken in fubftance , in cer- tain Diseases of the Bladder . By the fame . ' Dr. Smyth celebrates the praises of cantharides , as a medicine of uncommon efficacy , especially in the ifchuria , or fuppreffion , and in the incontinency of ...
... taken in fubftance , in cer- tain Diseases of the Bladder . By the fame . ' Dr. Smyth celebrates the praises of cantharides , as a medicine of uncommon efficacy , especially in the ifchuria , or fuppreffion , and in the incontinency of ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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