The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 82
... universal use , and ought , by no means , to be neglected by any who wish to form pretenfions to a liberal education , as they help greatly to fix the attention , to enlarge the understanding , to methodize our ideas , and to improve ...
... universal use , and ought , by no means , to be neglected by any who wish to form pretenfions to a liberal education , as they help greatly to fix the attention , to enlarge the understanding , to methodize our ideas , and to improve ...
Page 123
... universal practice of DOOR THUNDERING at vifits . Cannot neighbours go to fee and converfe with one- another quietly , and without fo much appearance of infult and outrage at the vifitor's approach ? Cannot focial intercourfe be kept up ...
... universal practice of DOOR THUNDERING at vifits . Cannot neighbours go to fee and converfe with one- another quietly , and without fo much appearance of infult and outrage at the vifitor's approach ? Cannot focial intercourfe be kept up ...
Page 496
... universal vege- tation , is the epocha to which the greatest part of mankind owe their existence . Mortality and emigrations are the next objects which are re- viewed , calculated , and compared , by this laborious Author . His ...
... universal vege- tation , is the epocha to which the greatest part of mankind owe their existence . Mortality and emigrations are the next objects which are re- viewed , calculated , and compared , by this laborious Author . His ...
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