The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 93
... present treatment of him deserved this epithet . He pro- ceeds , " present my kind respects to Mr. Hextal , assure him of my brotherly affection , and that I should most heartily rejoice to find that the present cloud was happily ...
... present treatment of him deserved this epithet . He pro- ceeds , " present my kind respects to Mr. Hextal , assure him of my brotherly affection , and that I should most heartily rejoice to find that the present cloud was happily ...
Page 181
... present pamphlet contains other efforts to defame the cha- racter of the fame absent respectful philosopher . How Dr. Tucker will reconcile this perseverance in slander to a proper regard for truth , we are unable to conceive . Art . 13 ...
... present pamphlet contains other efforts to defame the cha- racter of the fame absent respectful philosopher . How Dr. Tucker will reconcile this perseverance in slander to a proper regard for truth , we are unable to conceive . Art . 13 ...
Page 594
... present . [ See M. Rev. May 1775 , page 437. ] The undertaking is , no doubt , fufficiently vast to require the united industry and talents of many individuals . In availing himself of the afsistance of M. de Montbeillard , M. de Buffon ...
... present . [ See M. Rev. May 1775 , page 437. ] The undertaking is , no doubt , fufficiently vast to require the united industry and talents of many individuals . In availing himself of the afsistance of M. de Montbeillard , M. de Buffon ...
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