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... readers , while that which might be dangerously abused is properly with - holden . We must add , however , that it includes a section which should have been entirely omitted , because no respectable female ( and female readers are ...
... readers , while that which might be dangerously abused is properly with - holden . We must add , however , that it includes a section which should have been entirely omitted , because no respectable female ( and female readers are ...
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... readers , the national importance of these magnifi cent seminaries . In his defence of Universities against Mr. Gibbon , and amid his praise of their members , Dr. Parr thus speaks of himself : Ill would it become me , tamely and ...
... readers , the national importance of these magnifi cent seminaries . In his defence of Universities against Mr. Gibbon , and amid his praise of their members , Dr. Parr thus speaks of himself : Ill would it become me , tamely and ...
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Our readers will recollect that the principle of the Essay on Population is that Population , left to itself , increases in a geo- metrical , while subsistence can only increase in an arithmetical , ratio . ART . VI . Remarks on the ...
Our readers will recollect that the principle of the Essay on Population is that Population , left to itself , increases in a geo- metrical , while subsistence can only increase in an arithmetical , ratio . ART . VI . Remarks on the ...
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