The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 129
... occafion ; the Earl of Winchel fea and Nottingham was preferred to the head of the Admiralty , in the room of Sir Charles Wager , and Mr. Pulteney was created Earl of Bath . The Prince of Wales , thus deferted by the most : able members ...
... occafion ; the Earl of Winchel fea and Nottingham was preferred to the head of the Admiralty , in the room of Sir Charles Wager , and Mr. Pulteney was created Earl of Bath . The Prince of Wales , thus deferted by the most : able members ...
Page 196
... occafion to treat this patient before the came under our care , thought , that , at one time , he could discover , fomething of this kind . Yet , although fuch might then have ex- ifted , I can have little doubt that they had ...
... occafion to treat this patient before the came under our care , thought , that , at one time , he could discover , fomething of this kind . Yet , although fuch might then have ex- ifted , I can have little doubt that they had ...
Page 514
... occafion to fhew , why the mercury rifes in the barometer , when the air is pure and difengaged from humid vapours , and confequently is grown lighter , and defcends when the air is moist and heavy . His ex- plication of this appearance ...
... occafion to fhew , why the mercury rifes in the barometer , when the air is pure and difengaged from humid vapours , and confequently is grown lighter , and defcends when the air is moist and heavy . His ex- plication of this appearance ...
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