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As far as the personal character of Newton is con cerned , all that we are interested to know is the undoubted fact , that , before the time at which his mind is said to have sunk under exertion or disappointment , he was habitually ...
As far as the personal character of Newton is con cerned , all that we are interested to know is the undoubted fact , that , before the time at which his mind is said to have sunk under exertion or disappointment , he was habitually ...
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Cassius , Spurius , his character , 303 ; thrice consul , ib .; proposes the Agrarian Law , 304 ; is accused of treason , and executed , 308 . Chalmers , Thomas , D.D. , notice of his Political Economy , 52 ; lays too much stress on the ...
Cassius , Spurius , his character , 303 ; thrice consul , ib .; proposes the Agrarian Law , 304 ; is accused of treason , and executed , 308 . Chalmers , Thomas , D.D. , notice of his Political Economy , 52 ; lays too much stress on the ...
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By GRANVILLE PENN , Esq . Also , edited by the same Author , The CHARACTER of a TRIMMER . His Opinion of , 1. The Laws and Govern- ment ; 2. Protestant Religion ; 3. The Papists ; 4. Foreign Affairs . By the Honourable Sir WILLIAM ...
By GRANVILLE PENN , Esq . Also , edited by the same Author , The CHARACTER of a TRIMMER . His Opinion of , 1. The Laws and Govern- ment ; 2. Protestant Religion ; 3. The Papists ; 4. Foreign Affairs . By the Honourable Sir WILLIAM ...
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Contents
The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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