The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 - Books |
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Page 135
... success might be counted on , it was well worth the estimate , whether the object would compensate the means used in obtaining it . ' The success of the struggle appears to have been owing to the commander in chief alone ; and it was by ...
... success might be counted on , it was well worth the estimate , whether the object would compensate the means used in obtaining it . ' The success of the struggle appears to have been owing to the commander in chief alone ; and it was by ...
Page 232
... success . ' Other practices injurious to health are enumerated , and ex- posed with much energy of language . The suggestions of the author are certainly deserving of serious attention : but we are decidedly of opinion that some of the ...
... success . ' Other practices injurious to health are enumerated , and ex- posed with much energy of language . The suggestions of the author are certainly deserving of serious attention : but we are decidedly of opinion that some of the ...
Page 443
... success in our pursuit of new and improved varieties of each species of plant or fruit ; and to promote experiments of this kind , the Horticultural Society propose to give some Honorary Premiums to those who shall produce before them ...
... success in our pursuit of new and improved varieties of each species of plant or fruit ; and to promote experiments of this kind , the Horticultural Society propose to give some Honorary Premiums to those who shall produce before them ...
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