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Page 394
The author , however , has been in some instances considerably indebted to the moderns : -for instance , the verses at p . 37. in praise of chastity are acknowleged to be an imitation of Milton ; -a rash attempt , which certainly should ...
The author , however , has been in some instances considerably indebted to the moderns : -for instance , the verses at p . 37. in praise of chastity are acknowleged to be an imitation of Milton ; -a rash attempt , which certainly should ...
Page 400
If in any instance we can do this satisfactorily , is it not unphilosophical to seek for a new cause , in order to account for ... If we can explain the pha- nomena on this principle , not in all instances but in many , is it not more ...
If in any instance we can do this satisfactorily , is it not unphilosophical to seek for a new cause , in order to account for ... If we can explain the pha- nomena on this principle , not in all instances but in many , is it not more ...
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The cases detailed by Dr. Pinckard afford no support to the opinion of Dr. Marshall , that the disease depends on turgescence of the vessels of the head , for nothing of this kind was detected in any of the instances before us : but we ...
The cases detailed by Dr. Pinckard afford no support to the opinion of Dr. Marshall , that the disease depends on turgescence of the vessels of the head , for nothing of this kind was detected in any of the instances before us : but we ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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