The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 63
... paffage in thefe plays has ever appeared , which will not be found in the following volumes . ' i Befide this , the induftrious editor has made it a rule , in re- vifing the notes of former editors , to compare fuch paffages as they ...
... paffage in thefe plays has ever appeared , which will not be found in the following volumes . ' i Befide this , the induftrious editor has made it a rule , in re- vifing the notes of former editors , to compare fuch paffages as they ...
Page 256
... paffage between New Holland and New Guinea , but that they fhould all , without exception , prefer a route that nearly doubles the diftance which they would have to run that way , without having , in our opinion , a fingle circumftance ...
... paffage between New Holland and New Guinea , but that they fhould all , without exception , prefer a route that nearly doubles the diftance which they would have to run that way , without having , in our opinion , a fingle circumftance ...
Page 427
... paffage of the blood , as if the collapfe continued to exist . That the uncertainty of fuccefs which has hitherto attended the cafes reported by the Humane Society , has probably been in a great meafure occafioned by the method that was ...
... paffage of the blood , as if the collapfe continued to exist . That the uncertainty of fuccefs which has hitherto attended the cafes reported by the Humane Society , has probably been in a great meafure occafioned by the method that was ...
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