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... truth . From very fagacious conjectures , Mr. Moore proceeds to well - imagined experiments , and the refult is nearly the fame as we gave from report , in a note in our laft preface ( p . xix ) . Dr. Curry's tract on Mercury is a ...
... truth . From very fagacious conjectures , Mr. Moore proceeds to well - imagined experiments , and the refult is nearly the fame as we gave from report , in a note in our laft preface ( p . xix ) . Dr. Curry's tract on Mercury is a ...
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... truth , is as bad as can be imagined . It is , according to him , a complete fyftem of lying , emanating from the fupreme head , and carried on , in regular gradation , through all the departments of the ftate ; a fyftem for which we ...
... truth , is as bad as can be imagined . It is , according to him , a complete fyftem of lying , emanating from the fupreme head , and carried on , in regular gradation , through all the departments of the ftate ; a fyftem for which we ...
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... truth is not the fource , it is difficult to fay to what principle it ought to be attributed . LAW . Amidst a dearth of legal productions , in our pages at least , the Parliamentary Edition of the Sta- tutes makes a confpicuous ...
... truth is not the fource , it is difficult to fay to what principle it ought to be attributed . LAW . Amidst a dearth of legal productions , in our pages at least , the Parliamentary Edition of the Sta- tutes makes a confpicuous ...
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... truth of the origin and cause of these petrifactions of ferpents , but calls them miracles of fporting nature , and feems to exprefs fome degree of furprize at one which he faw dug up from a quarry near the place he has been defcribing ...
... truth of the origin and cause of these petrifactions of ferpents , but calls them miracles of fporting nature , and feems to exprefs fome degree of furprize at one which he faw dug up from a quarry near the place he has been defcribing ...
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... truth , Scotland has found a compenfation for the inferiority of her foil and climate , in the skill and enterprise of her husband . men . " P. 3 . The truth is , that Mr. Grahame must always hold a refpectable place among rural poets ...
... truth , Scotland has found a compenfation for the inferiority of her foil and climate , in the skill and enterprise of her husband . men . " P. 3 . The truth is , that Mr. Grahame must always hold a refpectable place among rural poets ...
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