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... considerable ad- ditions were made , and at length a voluminous edition was published by that industrious antiquary , Mr. Gough . Here then , it has been observed , all general publications of the kind might have ceased ; since , as ...
... considerable ad- ditions were made , and at length a voluminous edition was published by that industrious antiquary , Mr. Gough . Here then , it has been observed , all general publications of the kind might have ceased ; since , as ...
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... considerable part of the paper before us will appear to be founded on an incorrect process of reasoning ; and we must also add that , after a careful perusal of it , we do not observe any statements contained in it which may not be ...
... considerable part of the paper before us will appear to be founded on an incorrect process of reasoning ; and we must also add that , after a careful perusal of it , we do not observe any statements contained in it which may not be ...
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... considerable merit . We are furnished with a good account of the general principles of the science , of the different chemical elements , of the constituents of animal and vegetable substances , and of the various operations of che ...
... considerable merit . We are furnished with a good account of the general principles of the science , of the different chemical elements , of the constituents of animal and vegetable substances , and of the various operations of che ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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