The Gentleman's Magazine, Tom 85,Część 1;Tom 117E. Cave, 1815 |
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... nature to endure so strange a metamor- phosis . Such a systém carried and matured within itself the seeds of its own dissolution ; and so the Event has proved , and we trust and be- lieve it will never again manifest to society its vile ...
... nature to endure so strange a metamor- phosis . Such a systém carried and matured within itself the seeds of its own dissolution ; and so the Event has proved , and we trust and be- lieve it will never again manifest to society its vile ...
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... Nature , a practice sufficiently prevalent in that age to support oral communication . " But we have still , " says Mr. Britton in his Essay prefixed to Whittingham's edition , " a better criterion , and a more forcible argu- ment in ...
... Nature , a practice sufficiently prevalent in that age to support oral communication . " But we have still , " says Mr. Britton in his Essay prefixed to Whittingham's edition , " a better criterion , and a more forcible argu- ment in ...
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... nature of my alarm : I will therefore explain it . The learned Lecturer ( for so I am compelled to style him by the eti quette of literary intercourse ) de clares that no person can understand bis Lectures , unless he has the organ of ...
... nature of my alarm : I will therefore explain it . The learned Lecturer ( for so I am compelled to style him by the eti quette of literary intercourse ) de clares that no person can understand bis Lectures , unless he has the organ of ...
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... Nature with the evidence of I translate for your Country Readers , Calocagathy is Honesty . Now - a - days terms of Art are not looked at unless they be derived from the Greek . testimony , we may consider Physical Phenomena as divided ...
... Nature with the evidence of I translate for your Country Readers , Calocagathy is Honesty . Now - a - days terms of Art are not looked at unless they be derived from the Greek . testimony , we may consider Physical Phenomena as divided ...
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... nature ( such , for example , as that of gravity ) ; who among us will have the presumption to affirm , that it is not , both in all real and all ima ginable cases , equally possible and easy for that Being to give mankind indisputable ...
... nature ( such , for example , as that of gravity ) ; who among us will have the presumption to affirm , that it is not , both in all real and all ima ginable cases , equally possible and easy for that Being to give mankind indisputable ...
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