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Page 174
... prove that the MS . 112 is not Stephens's MS . , you have produced eight examples , of which the firft is falfe , and the fifth proves nothing . And to prove that the MS . 12 is neither Stephens's , nor any other of his MSS . you have ...
... prove that the MS . 112 is not Stephens's MS . , you have produced eight examples , of which the firft is falfe , and the fifth proves nothing . And to prove that the MS . 12 is neither Stephens's , nor any other of his MSS . you have ...
Page 401
... prove at all detrimental to the liberal arts . " Mr. Barnet feeming a little at a lofs how to make good his affer- tion , Colonel Snug helped him out , by obferving that abtaining from animal food would certainly prove detrimental to ...
... prove at all detrimental to the liberal arts . " Mr. Barnet feeming a little at a lofs how to make good his affer- tion , Colonel Snug helped him out , by obferving that abtaining from animal food would certainly prove detrimental to ...
Page 443
... proved : this fact we deny ; and until this fact be proved , the reasoning which we oppofe has no foundation to support it ... prove their inadequacy . The first condition effential to the fuccefs of the war was that the confederacy of ...
... proved : this fact we deny ; and until this fact be proved , the reasoning which we oppofe has no foundation to support it ... prove their inadequacy . The first condition effential to the fuccefs of the war was that the confederacy of ...
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