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Page 139
... mewing of cats , particular notes of different wild birds ; all this intermixed with its own natural harsh discordant squeak ; insomuch , that a macaroni from every nation in Europe , placed together to dispute concerning some ...
... mewing of cats , particular notes of different wild birds ; all this intermixed with its own natural harsh discordant squeak ; insomuch , that a macaroni from every nation in Europe , placed together to dispute concerning some ...
Page 168
... it follows , secondly , that the maxim , which says the mischievous intention of the publisher is an inference of law , natu . rally operates , more or less , against inquiring into the true merits of any particular writing .
... it follows , secondly , that the maxim , which says the mischievous intention of the publisher is an inference of law , natu . rally operates , more or less , against inquiring into the true merits of any particular writing .
Page 187
A nosologist ought to notice each particular disease , and endeavour to give an accurate definition of it which , while it clearly points out the leading features of the malady in question , sufficiently discriminates it from every ...
A nosologist ought to notice each particular disease , and endeavour to give an accurate definition of it which , while it clearly points out the leading features of the malady in question , sufficiently discriminates it from every ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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