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Page 151
... History . The two parts of the first volume are very unequally divided . The contents of the first part may be philofophical and critical ' , ( as the author has chofen to characterile his own performance , ) but they cannot by any ...
... History . The two parts of the first volume are very unequally divided . The contents of the first part may be philofophical and critical ' , ( as the author has chofen to characterile his own performance , ) but they cannot by any ...
Page 292
... history by Mr. Rudder * , and the re- publication of Sir R. Atkyns's work by fome other hand , ren- dered it neceffary to deviate from the original intention .. The title of the volume diftinguishes the objects which Mr. Bigland had in ...
... history by Mr. Rudder * , and the re- publication of Sir R. Atkyns's work by fome other hand , ren- dered it neceffary to deviate from the original intention .. The title of the volume diftinguishes the objects which Mr. Bigland had in ...
Page 549
... history but his very cepfure contains the higheft compliment to our countryman , as it seems to place him above all the other philofophers mentioned on the occafion . The passage to which we allude is as follows : M L'hiftoire : guide ...
... history but his very cepfure contains the higheft compliment to our countryman , as it seems to place him above all the other philofophers mentioned on the occafion . The passage to which we allude is as follows : M L'hiftoire : guide ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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