The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1799 - Books |
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... effect upon Sir Thomas Browne , who , in his " Enquiry concerning Vulgar Errors , " calls this the plainest of all oracles , and deems it the clear- est proof of their supernatural agency . Neither probability nor co- incidence could ...
... effect upon Sir Thomas Browne , who , in his " Enquiry concerning Vulgar Errors , " calls this the plainest of all oracles , and deems it the clear- est proof of their supernatural agency . Neither probability nor co- incidence could ...
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... effects . If the apartments be spacious and numerous , an increased number of stoves and tubes always insure the same ... effect this , and succeeded so speedily , as to excite my astonishment . It must indeed appear im- possible to any ...
... effects . If the apartments be spacious and numerous , an increased number of stoves and tubes always insure the same ... effect this , and succeeded so speedily , as to excite my astonishment . It must indeed appear im- possible to any ...
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... effects : The rouge used in China is in general better than that of Europe . A woman whose skin is tolerably fair and ... effect upon the skin . It is in this manner that all cosmetics ought to be used , in order that these secret arts ...
... effects : The rouge used in China is in general better than that of Europe . A woman whose skin is tolerably fair and ... effect upon the skin . It is in this manner that all cosmetics ought to be used , in order that these secret arts ...
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... effect to divine subjects , wisdom could not have withholden her admiration . It is matter of serious regret , therefore , that its professors seem to have been solicitous rather to please by the coruscations of a wild frenzy , than by ...
... effect to divine subjects , wisdom could not have withholden her admiration . It is matter of serious regret , therefore , that its professors seem to have been solicitous rather to please by the coruscations of a wild frenzy , than by ...
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... effect on the injudicious populace , by encouraging them to that frequent and indiscriminate exercise of it which would weaken the reverence due to authority , and lead to anarchy and licentiousness . But , as government was estab ...
... effect on the injudicious populace , by encouraging them to that frequent and indiscriminate exercise of it which would weaken the reverence due to authority , and lead to anarchy and licentiousness . But , as government was estab ...
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