The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... never fails to call forth emotions of the warm- eft admiration , it is recognized by all mankind as the affemblage . of thofe known qualities in which excellence had been univerfally held to confist . We fhould certainly look with ...
... never fails to call forth emotions of the warm- eft admiration , it is recognized by all mankind as the affemblage . of thofe known qualities in which excellence had been univerfally held to confist . We fhould certainly look with ...
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... never given it a fair and candid examination . He , how- ever , who has been accustomed to meditate the principles ... never be ap- proved , because he can never be understood . What is it to him , though is name be unknown among the ...
... never given it a fair and candid examination . He , how- ever , who has been accustomed to meditate the principles ... never be ap- proved , because he can never be understood . What is it to him , though is name be unknown among the ...
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... never having committed it but upon his own fubjects . But I did expect that he would have fent me from his prefence , never again to be recalled . My fituation was extremely painful ; but I preferved both my compofure and tran- quillity ...
... never having committed it but upon his own fubjects . But I did expect that he would have fent me from his prefence , never again to be recalled . My fituation was extremely painful ; but I preferved both my compofure and tran- quillity ...
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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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