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Now in Scotland no provision of the kind is made ; a course which Mr. W. considers as equally impolitic and unfeeling . He quotes ( p . 41. ) the evi dence of Mr. P. Milne , M.P. a gentleman who is engaged both in manufacturing and ...
Now in Scotland no provision of the kind is made ; a course which Mr. W. considers as equally impolitic and unfeeling . He quotes ( p . 41. ) the evi dence of Mr. P. Milne , M.P. a gentleman who is engaged both in manufacturing and ...
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Equally undecided are the opinions of the most respectable physicians concerning the nature of the disease and the means to be employed for its removal : whether it is to be attacked by bleeding and purgatives , by mercury , or by ...
Equally undecided are the opinions of the most respectable physicians concerning the nature of the disease and the means to be employed for its removal : whether it is to be attacked by bleeding and purgatives , by mercury , or by ...
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He is equally wide of pro- bability in estimating ( p . 227. ) the impression produced in Paris by the check given to Blucher's troops in the second week of February ; and it is surprizing that any writer , after having perused such a ...
He is equally wide of pro- bability in estimating ( p . 227. ) the impression produced in Paris by the check given to Blucher's troops in the second week of February ; and it is surprizing that any writer , after having perused such a ...
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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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