The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 32
... thing from rich land to poor . Now to return to the flops and the blades . - The latter proved to be blades and tops of Indian corn : and the flops were the fame that are put into the fwill - tub in England , and given to hogs ...
... thing from rich land to poor . Now to return to the flops and the blades . - The latter proved to be blades and tops of Indian corn : and the flops were the fame that are put into the fwill - tub in England , and given to hogs ...
Page 98
... things have owed their being . He encompatles them . No mortal hath beheld him : but he fees every thing . We have ventured lightly to vary from the Bishop's tranflation of this " paffage ; but , in rendering it more literally from the ...
... things have owed their being . He encompatles them . No mortal hath beheld him : but he fees every thing . We have ventured lightly to vary from the Bishop's tranflation of this " paffage ; but , in rendering it more literally from the ...
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... thing we can prove to the contrary . This conclufion annihilates at once all external objects ; and , among them , our own bodies , and the bodies and minds of all other men ; for it is quite evident that we can have no evidence of the ...
... thing we can prove to the contrary . This conclufion annihilates at once all external objects ; and , among them , our own bodies , and the bodies and minds of all other men ; for it is quite evident that we can have no evidence of the ...
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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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