The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 6J. Murray, 1785 |
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... given our readers an idea of the researches of the author , we could with pleasure follow him through his learned and laborious inveftigation , did we not forefce that we must have greatly exceeded the limits prefcribed to us , had had ...
... given our readers an idea of the researches of the author , we could with pleasure follow him through his learned and laborious inveftigation , did we not forefce that we must have greatly exceeded the limits prefcribed to us , had had ...
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... given us by that author , reprefents him with horns ; but the name attests that , anciently , he had the head of an ox , though at prefent the horns alone remain . The fame reafon procured the name of Corniger to Bacchus , who was ...
... given us by that author , reprefents him with horns ; but the name attests that , anciently , he had the head of an ox , though at prefent the horns alone remain . The fame reafon procured the name of Corniger to Bacchus , who was ...
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... given us , we cannot help being of opinion that there is a want of order in the work which throws an obfcurity on fome parts of the fubject , and leads to too frequent repetitions of the fame idea . This has contributed to fwell the ...
... given us , we cannot help being of opinion that there is a want of order in the work which throws an obfcurity on fome parts of the fubject , and leads to too frequent repetitions of the fame idea . This has contributed to fwell the ...
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... given to chemistry al- most a new form . Mr. Fourcroy indeed has fufficiently ex- plained this circumftance in a later book by intimating that * Elemens de Chemie de Dijon , a work not enough known in this kingdom , he he can scarce ...
... given to chemistry al- most a new form . Mr. Fourcroy indeed has fufficiently ex- plained this circumftance in a later book by intimating that * Elemens de Chemie de Dijon , a work not enough known in this kingdom , he he can scarce ...
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... given by Mr. Ruffel , a furgeon in Edinburgh . We are only forry they are not in better company . Befides fome very proper additions from other writers , they exhibit a few ingenious original obfervations . Among thefe the idea of ...
... given by Mr. Ruffel , a furgeon in Edinburgh . We are only forry they are not in better company . Befides fome very proper additions from other writers , they exhibit a few ingenious original obfervations . Among thefe the idea of ...
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