The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1798 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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God , can never take place ; and therefore the acknowledgement of our blessed Saviour's divinity , in which alone our hope of everlast- ing joy is founded , will be the glorious refult of our enquiries . ' P. 230 . These extracts ...
God , can never take place ; and therefore the acknowledgement of our blessed Saviour's divinity , in which alone our hope of everlast- ing joy is founded , will be the glorious refult of our enquiries . ' P. 230 . These extracts ...
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... never can discover the existence of our earth , Venus , and Mercury . The 2d new or intermediate fatellite is confiderably smaller than the 1ft and 2d old fatellites . The two exterior , or 5th and 6th fatellites , are the smallest of ...
... never can discover the existence of our earth , Venus , and Mercury . The 2d new or intermediate fatellite is confiderably smaller than the 1ft and 2d old fatellites . The two exterior , or 5th and 6th fatellites , are the smallest of ...
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... never to have been disjoined , fince they are confidered by Ariftotle him- felf as forming effential parts of one and the fame work ; which , as it was the laft and principal object of his studies , is of all his performances the ...
... never to have been disjoined , fince they are confidered by Ariftotle him- felf as forming effential parts of one and the fame work ; which , as it was the laft and principal object of his studies , is of all his performances the ...
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... never come nearer to a solution than at first setting out , but shall always be compelled to confider matter as fomething fit to be moved , changed , or acted upon , but conftantly deriving its motion , change , or activity from fome ...
... never come nearer to a solution than at first setting out , but shall always be compelled to confider matter as fomething fit to be moved , changed , or acted upon , but conftantly deriving its motion , change , or activity from fome ...
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... never de- bafing the delicate gaiety congenial to the character of well edu- cated citizens , by the fmalleft approximation to the vile raillery of profligates and flaves . The progrefs of letters and civility has a powerful influence ...
... never de- bafing the delicate gaiety congenial to the character of well edu- cated citizens , by the fmalleft approximation to the vile raillery of profligates and flaves . The progrefs of letters and civility has a powerful influence ...
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