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It is obvious , however , in reading the letters , that it refers only to the first and second , and that the remaining letter was written in answer to one from Bentley re- questing a speedy reply , and probably received after Newton ...
It is obvious , however , in reading the letters , that it refers only to the first and second , and that the remaining letter was written in answer to one from Bentley re- questing a speedy reply , and probably received after Newton ...
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From the character of the work , from the celebrity of its author , and of its French translator , and even from the academical emi- nence of Mr Johnson himself , his version would be probably one of the first books resorted to by the ...
From the character of the work , from the celebrity of its author , and of its French translator , and even from the academical emi- nence of Mr Johnson himself , his version would be probably one of the first books resorted to by the ...
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Now , these creditors might be wealthy men of their own order ; but they might at least as probably be patricians , whose patrimonial estates lay in the districts nearest to the city , and so were less exposed to the ravages of enemies ...
Now , these creditors might be wealthy men of their own order ; but they might at least as probably be patricians , whose patrimonial estates lay in the districts nearest to the city , and so were less exposed to the ravages of enemies ...
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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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