The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 - Books |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 60
Page 162
... late Premier , most men were agreed that the case which he made out was very lame , though many were of opinion that he did not want materials to furnish one which would have been above all exceptions ; and on the statements of the ...
... late Premier , most men were agreed that the case which he made out was very lame , though many were of opinion that he did not want materials to furnish one which would have been above all exceptions ; and on the statements of the ...
Page 201
... late changes render it equally requisite to the maintenance of the same preponderance in future , with that which Britain held in past times , that she should possess the additional post of Malta . France , he says , has been for a very ...
... late changes render it equally requisite to the maintenance of the same preponderance in future , with that which Britain held in past times , that she should possess the additional post of Malta . France , he says , has been for a very ...
Page 216
... late gods of this ci devant citizen's idolatry . He might have called these notable performances his discoveries ; for , little as the titles promise of that nature , the reader will find that the pages are occupied solely by ...
... late gods of this ci devant citizen's idolatry . He might have called these notable performances his discoveries ; for , little as the titles promise of that nature , the reader will find that the pages are occupied solely by ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
acknowleged afford Amadis antient appears attention barytes Basalt beauty bitumen body British carbonate Cardiganshire Catholic Emancipation Catholics character Charles Hatchett church circumstances colour conceive consequence considerable considered contains Cowsel crystallization degree duty effects England English essay established experiments favour feel fluid fossil friends Galaor glucine heat inoculation instances interest Ireland Irish king Klaproth knowlege La Cépède labours language less Lord Malkin manganese manner matter means ment merit metal mind muriatic acid nature neral nitric acid notice object observed occasion opinion original oxyde oxyde of iron Parliament passage peculiar petrifaction Plowden poem possess present principles produced Protestant pyrites quantity reader reason religion remarks respect says scarcely Senegal sentiments shew soda species specimens spirit substance sulphur sulphuret supposed Tellurium tion vegetable volume water of crystallization whole writer