The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 6J. Murray, 1785 |
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... shall add his own brief account of the objects of his inquiries . They are " The means employed by the spirit of the arts ; the reafons of the forms which it made ufe of at different times to exprefs the ideas of the pri- mitive ...
... shall add his own brief account of the objects of his inquiries . They are " The means employed by the spirit of the arts ; the reafons of the forms which it made ufe of at different times to exprefs the ideas of the pri- mitive ...
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... shall endeavour to make our readers acquainted with the author's manner by an extract , which contains fome part of the history of the em- blematic ox . " The emblem of the Ox , antiently employed by the Arabs , under the names of ...
... shall endeavour to make our readers acquainted with the author's manner by an extract , which contains fome part of the history of the em- blematic ox . " The emblem of the Ox , antiently employed by the Arabs , under the names of ...
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one which the bulk of mankind has adopted , we shall lay it before the public . We at the fame time congratulate Mr , DA . that his intimate acquaintance with the talents and genius of that nation has not blinded him to their vanity ...
one which the bulk of mankind has adopted , we shall lay it before the public . We at the fame time congratulate Mr , DA . that his intimate acquaintance with the talents and genius of that nation has not blinded him to their vanity ...
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... shall felect what he has faid on the fubject of alphabetic writing . Of all human arts , the most curious , and apparently the most difficult of invention , is ALPHABETICAL WRITING . The ufe of written characters is with tolerable ...
... shall felect what he has faid on the fubject of alphabetic writing . Of all human arts , the most curious , and apparently the most difficult of invention , is ALPHABETICAL WRITING . The ufe of written characters is with tolerable ...
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... shall therefore make choice of that of motion for this purpofe ; and will endeavour to fhew , that a body uniformly tending to a place with an incipient , or the floweft poffible perceptible motion , generates a continued train of ...
... shall therefore make choice of that of motion for this purpofe ; and will endeavour to fhew , that a body uniformly tending to a place with an incipient , or the floweft poffible perceptible motion , generates a continued train of ...
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