The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 325
... alfo terrible ; and too precipitately confounded the two . Exertion of power , efpecially by fuper - human beings , is certainly calculated to excite terror in us , if we are the witneffes or objects of it ; it excites it alfo by ...
... alfo terrible ; and too precipitately confounded the two . Exertion of power , efpecially by fuper - human beings , is certainly calculated to excite terror in us , if we are the witneffes or objects of it ; it excites it alfo by ...
Page 445
... alfo muft have been of Roman introduction ; for we know that the Egyptians themfelves always conveyed their water by means of canals . Pococke and Norden defcribe feveral bridges and aqueducts , but uniformly reprefent them as works of ...
... alfo muft have been of Roman introduction ; for we know that the Egyptians themfelves always conveyed their water by means of canals . Pococke and Norden defcribe feveral bridges and aqueducts , but uniformly reprefent them as works of ...
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... alfo placed the imperial robe , together with fcymitars , chains for the neck , and a variety both of Babylonish and ... alfo enshrined the remains of Alexander . Suppofing , then , fome theorift to infer , from the clofenefs of this ...
... alfo placed the imperial robe , together with fcymitars , chains for the neck , and a variety both of Babylonish and ... alfo enshrined the remains of Alexander . Suppofing , then , fome theorift to infer , from the clofenefs of this ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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