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The first of these sects , with its various branches , is by far the most numerous , as well as the most ancient , and is in fact the foundation of the other two , and also the multitude of lesser secos , into which Paganism branches .
The first of these sects , with its various branches , is by far the most numerous , as well as the most ancient , and is in fact the foundation of the other two , and also the multitude of lesser secos , into which Paganism branches .
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From the enumeration and the various short extracts which we have made , the reader will perceive that the evidence here collected is respectable in itself , and obtained from various parts of the kingdom . The subjects proposed are ...
From the enumeration and the various short extracts which we have made , the reader will perceive that the evidence here collected is respectable in itself , and obtained from various parts of the kingdom . The subjects proposed are ...
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Pulsation , supposed to be the cause That anecdote contradiciod , of the difference in the rates of 336 . cooling of heated bodies , deduced from various experiS ments , 78-93 . Farther ex- Saint Amand , M. on meteors and periments ...
Pulsation , supposed to be the cause That anecdote contradiciod , of the difference in the rates of 336 . cooling of heated bodies , deduced from various experiS ments , 78-93 . Farther ex- Saint Amand , M. on meteors and periments ...
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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, 1804 |
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