The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 - Books |
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Page 49
... circumstances accompanying them , and that their seeming variations would instantly vanish were the history known to us in its precise order and in all its circumstances . ' " We do not fully concur in this writer's opinion , when he ...
... circumstances accompanying them , and that their seeming variations would instantly vanish were the history known to us in its precise order and in all its circumstances . ' " We do not fully concur in this writer's opinion , when he ...
Page 65
... circumstances require it . This difference in the func- tions of the upper and lower surfaces of leaves was ascertained by various trials ; in which , without separating them from the tree , Mr. K. brought each surface into contact with ...
... circumstances require it . This difference in the func- tions of the upper and lower surfaces of leaves was ascertained by various trials ; in which , without separating them from the tree , Mr. K. brought each surface into contact with ...
Page 135
... circumstances of the middle ages . In this enlightened age nothing can appear more shocking , or more abhorrent , from the uni- versal feelings of human nature , than this spiritual usurpation ; but if we dispassionately consider the ...
... circumstances of the middle ages . In this enlightened age nothing can appear more shocking , or more abhorrent , from the uni- versal feelings of human nature , than this spiritual usurpation ; but if we dispassionately consider the ...
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