The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 26
... knowledge now become neceffary to those who would pafs through it honourably and ufefully , cannot fail to be fenfible of the importance of expending as little time as pof- fible in the acquifition of it ; and efpecially of abridging ...
... knowledge now become neceffary to those who would pafs through it honourably and ufefully , cannot fail to be fenfible of the importance of expending as little time as pof- fible in the acquifition of it ; and efpecially of abridging ...
Page 350
... knowledge in feveral sciences , is conftantly on the catch to display that knowledge to his readers : hence we find him , almost in every page , ftarting afide from his principal fubject , and engaging in digreffions that have no ...
... knowledge in feveral sciences , is conftantly on the catch to display that knowledge to his readers : hence we find him , almost in every page , ftarting afide from his principal fubject , and engaging in digreffions that have no ...
Page 529
... knowledge of badies ; and he pretends to prove , that even the touch or fenfe of touching , cannot produce this knowledge , not- withstanding the affertions of Mr. Locke , and several of his most eminent difciples , and the ftill more ...
... knowledge of badies ; and he pretends to prove , that even the touch or fenfe of touching , cannot produce this knowledge , not- withstanding the affertions of Mr. Locke , and several of his most eminent difciples , and the ftill more ...
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