The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 56
... whofe territories are not vaft , and whofe productions are infufficient for the comfortable fubfiftence of their inhabi- tants . What will the mercantile critics fay of a writer who confiders agriculture as the only folid and real ...
... whofe territories are not vaft , and whofe productions are infufficient for the comfortable fubfiftence of their inhabi- tants . What will the mercantile critics fay of a writer who confiders agriculture as the only folid and real ...
Page 89
... whofe diftances from each other are given . Moreover , if the abfciffa and correfponding ordinate of any curve be denoted by x and y respectively , and if that curve be fuppofed to revolve about three different axes , which make given ...
... whofe diftances from each other are given . Moreover , if the abfciffa and correfponding ordinate of any curve be denoted by x and y respectively , and if that curve be fuppofed to revolve about three different axes , which make given ...
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... whofe ancestors have been famed for their public virtue and patriotifm , for the glorious actions they have performed for their fovereign and country , or for their proficiency in philofophy , learning , or the polite arts , are ...
... whofe ancestors have been famed for their public virtue and patriotifm , for the glorious actions they have performed for their fovereign and country , or for their proficiency in philofophy , learning , or the polite arts , are ...
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