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... readers ; we therefore dismiss it with this general netice . AGRICULTURE . Art . 24. Elays on Agriculture : occafioned by reading Mr. Stone's Report on the present State of that Science in the County of Lin- coln . By a Native of the ...
... readers ; we therefore dismiss it with this general netice . AGRICULTURE . Art . 24. Elays on Agriculture : occafioned by reading Mr. Stone's Report on the present State of that Science in the County of Lin- coln . By a Native of the ...
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... readers and advocates : and after all , they may really be of much use , by fmoothing the way to knowlege , and making it pleasant to those who might be difcouraged from pursuing it by more rugged and more te- dious paths . The plan of ...
... readers and advocates : and after all , they may really be of much use , by fmoothing the way to knowlege , and making it pleasant to those who might be difcouraged from pursuing it by more rugged and more te- dious paths . The plan of ...
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... Reader to Frederic II . King of Pruffia . By Capt . J. Thomson . 8vo . pp . 330 in each . 12s . Boards . Chapman . 1795 . PROBABLY , few of our philofophical readers are unacquainted with M. de Pauw's bold ftyle of fpeculation . With ...
... Reader to Frederic II . King of Pruffia . By Capt . J. Thomson . 8vo . pp . 330 in each . 12s . Boards . Chapman . 1795 . PROBABLY , few of our philofophical readers are unacquainted with M. de Pauw's bold ftyle of fpeculation . With ...
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