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Page 22
... contains nothing relative to the Privileges of Cambridge , ' unless we so deem the piece of latinity called the Dissertatio Generalis ; a great part of which is only a repetition , in tolerably good Latin , of what had been before ...
... contains nothing relative to the Privileges of Cambridge , ' unless we so deem the piece of latinity called the Dissertatio Generalis ; a great part of which is only a repetition , in tolerably good Latin , of what had been before ...
Page 153
... contains a very luminous explanation of the admirable provision of nature , for combining great strength with exten- sive range of motion . The author has shewn that , where the motion is most extensive , the spinal canal is of a very ...
... contains a very luminous explanation of the admirable provision of nature , for combining great strength with exten- sive range of motion . The author has shewn that , where the motion is most extensive , the spinal canal is of a very ...
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... contains bitumen , will probably be conclusive in support of the ar- rangement which places that substance in connection with pitch - stone : but the test of pulverized stones containing car- bon bon is probably the scintillation ...
... contains bitumen , will probably be conclusive in support of the ar- rangement which places that substance in connection with pitch - stone : but the test of pulverized stones containing car- bon bon is probably the scintillation ...
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Greece Modern Songs | 1 |
N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 9 |
Bingleys Biography of Roman Cha DuplessisMornays Memoirs 449 | 21 |
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