The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 172
... Common Law hath not a fettled text in all cafes , being chiefly grounded either upon old cuftoms , or elfe upon the reports and cafes of judges , which ye call refponfa prudentum . The like whereof is in all other laws , for they are ...
... Common Law hath not a fettled text in all cafes , being chiefly grounded either upon old cuftoms , or elfe upon the reports and cafes of judges , which ye call refponfa prudentum . The like whereof is in all other laws , for they are ...
Page 219
... common methods of compu- tation . To fupply this defect , feveral authors have shewn a method for finding the latitude of the place , by any two al- titudes of the fun , with the interval of time between them . But as this problem ...
... common methods of compu- tation . To fupply this defect , feveral authors have shewn a method for finding the latitude of the place , by any two al- titudes of the fun , with the interval of time between them . But as this problem ...
Page 490
... common opinion , that bark in fubftance is more effectual than any preparation of it . Thus much is plain , that the infufions , as well as the decoctions , have not near fo much effect as the quantity of bark they were made from , as ...
... common opinion , that bark in fubftance is more effectual than any preparation of it . Thus much is plain , that the infufions , as well as the decoctions , have not near fo much effect as the quantity of bark they were made from , as ...
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