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Page 124
... particular , ( except a disinclination to labour , induced , perhaps , by the relaxing influence of the climate , ) we recognize the features of the national character . The most prominent traits here enu- merated are , a love of gin ...
... particular , ( except a disinclination to labour , induced , perhaps , by the relaxing influence of the climate , ) we recognize the features of the national character . The most prominent traits here enu- merated are , a love of gin ...
Page 192
... particular abstracts from Dr. Black's lectures , it may be proper to mention the general plan of them . - Their princi pal division is into the more general , and the more particular doctrines of chemistry . Under the first head , he ...
... particular abstracts from Dr. Black's lectures , it may be proper to mention the general plan of them . - Their princi pal division is into the more general , and the more particular doctrines of chemistry . Under the first head , he ...
Page 531
... particular disposition and circumstances of the patient . Coercion is to be employed when necessary , but beating ought never to be admitted . Communication with their friends should be very cautiously allowed , and generally as a ...
... particular disposition and circumstances of the patient . Coercion is to be employed when necessary , but beating ought never to be admitted . Communication with their friends should be very cautiously allowed , and generally as a ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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