The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 87
... first who fhewed how to find the areas of curves , the relation between whofe abciffa and correfponding ordinates is expreffed by an homogeneous or algebraical , or fluxional equation of the first order . And , laftly , he found that ...
... first who fhewed how to find the areas of curves , the relation between whofe abciffa and correfponding ordinates is expreffed by an homogeneous or algebraical , or fluxional equation of the first order . And , laftly , he found that ...
Page 126
... First was almost always in war , or elfe entangled in expenfive alliances . Bremen and Verden were bought , as I may fay , with the sweat of the brow of the English subject : and though the nation was fifty millions in debt , the ...
... First was almost always in war , or elfe entangled in expenfive alliances . Bremen and Verden were bought , as I may fay , with the sweat of the brow of the English subject : and though the nation was fifty millions in debt , the ...
Page 190
... first Punic war , or the time when the Romans first came into Sicily . I here take my leave of Recupero , and think by this time it appears pretty plainly that his confcientious fcruples are fo far from having fome weight in the fcale ...
... first Punic war , or the time when the Romans first came into Sicily . I here take my leave of Recupero , and think by this time it appears pretty plainly that his confcientious fcruples are fo far from having fome weight in the fcale ...
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