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... Persons who have not the Affif- ance of a Teacher . By John Eadon , Author of the Arithmetician's Guide , and Teacher of the Mathematics in the Free Writing and Grammar Schools , Sheffield . Vol . I. 8vo . pp . 392. 6s . Boards ...
... Persons who have not the Affif- ance of a Teacher . By John Eadon , Author of the Arithmetician's Guide , and Teacher of the Mathematics in the Free Writing and Grammar Schools , Sheffield . Vol . I. 8vo . pp . 392. 6s . Boards ...
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... persons attempt to relieve themselves by imitating the poftures here expreffed , they are more likely to do themselves harm than good . Thefe are too like the artifices of empirics ; and we are forry to see them accompany a work which ...
... persons attempt to relieve themselves by imitating the poftures here expreffed , they are more likely to do themselves harm than good . Thefe are too like the artifices of empirics ; and we are forry to see them accompany a work which ...
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... persons , not connected with the aristocracy , yet poffeffing 300l . a - year , is very great ; and confequently the electors could not be limited to a small circle for the choice of reprefentatives : -but in Corfica , 300l . a year is ...
... persons , not connected with the aristocracy , yet poffeffing 300l . a - year , is very great ; and confequently the electors could not be limited to a small circle for the choice of reprefentatives : -but in Corfica , 300l . a year is ...
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