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The change of vowels , it is well known , is common , though the root be the same . I do not say that aga had its origin from either of these verbs . But as it will be seen that this preposition has various cognates in the Goth ...
The change of vowels , it is well known , is common , though the root be the same . I do not say that aga had its origin from either of these verbs . But as it will be seen that this preposition has various cognates in the Goth ...
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What , though the world , my good friend , is fond of retailing your blunders and gives you no credit for even common understanding ; the world is ever mistaking : and I will undertake to tell it that no man in the city possesses more ...
What , though the world , my good friend , is fond of retailing your blunders and gives you no credit for even common understanding ; the world is ever mistaking : and I will undertake to tell it that no man in the city possesses more ...
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Mr. W.'s subsequent remarks on a Common Sense , supposing it to be the doc- trine of all the Scotch philosophers , are equally indistinct ; and the phrase adopted by Professor Stewart , expressly to avoid the obnoxious term Common Sense ...
Mr. W.'s subsequent remarks on a Common Sense , supposing it to be the doc- trine of all the Scotch philosophers , are equally indistinct ; and the phrase adopted by Professor Stewart , expressly to avoid the obnoxious term Common Sense ...
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Contents
Researches on the Antient Inhabitants | 1 |
Beauchamps Narrative of the Invasion | 2 |
Letter second to Lord Liverpool on | 31 |
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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, 1816 |
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