The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 26
... those two excellent mafters , of the analogy between religion and nature , Pascal and Bishop Butler . Under that line of angelic guards who are fitting on the rock which terminates the elyfium , is a group precipitating into the ...
... those two excellent mafters , of the analogy between religion and nature , Pascal and Bishop Butler . Under that line of angelic guards who are fitting on the rock which terminates the elyfium , is a group precipitating into the ...
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... those whofe writings on the subject have been handed down to us ; interfperfed with obfervations as the fubject gave rife to them ; to- gether with fuch reflections as have arisen from an attention to the whole of the evidence here ...
... those whofe writings on the subject have been handed down to us ; interfperfed with obfervations as the fubject gave rife to them ; to- gether with fuch reflections as have arisen from an attention to the whole of the evidence here ...
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... those who fuggeft the improvements on their conftruction profit by their ingenious labours . Every different trade produces the hips beft fuited to it . There are patents for those who make difcoveries , and fale for the books which are ...
... those who fuggeft the improvements on their conftruction profit by their ingenious labours . Every different trade produces the hips beft fuited to it . There are patents for those who make difcoveries , and fale for the books which are ...
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