The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1832 |
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... acquainted . The kind of knowledge which peculiar facilities enabled our fair author to col- lect , for the information of her friends , in this country , and which she has been fortunately induced to exhibit to a wider circle , is ...
... acquainted . The kind of knowledge which peculiar facilities enabled our fair author to col- lect , for the information of her friends , in this country , and which she has been fortunately induced to exhibit to a wider circle , is ...
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... acquainted , has seen into the folly of this mode of proceeding more clearly than Mr. Lyell . And accordingly he has , in his first volume , which we have already noticed , as well as in the present volume , which now lies before us ...
... acquainted , has seen into the folly of this mode of proceeding more clearly than Mr. Lyell . And accordingly he has , in his first volume , which we have already noticed , as well as in the present volume , which now lies before us ...
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... acquainted with the inimitable descriptions which Wilson has given of the birds of the lower latitudes of America . Our Doctor , therefore , feeling that he could not give any thing like an accurate account of the birds of the extreme ...
... acquainted with the inimitable descriptions which Wilson has given of the birds of the lower latitudes of America . Our Doctor , therefore , feeling that he could not give any thing like an accurate account of the birds of the extreme ...
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