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Page 87
Newton , therefore , was fully justified in supposing the existence of such disturbances ; and it can hardly be imputed to him , as an error , that he did not know , that , in the lapse of time , there will be a perfect compensation ...
Newton , therefore , was fully justified in supposing the existence of such disturbances ; and it can hardly be imputed to him , as an error , that he did not know , that , in the lapse of time , there will be a perfect compensation ...
Page 448
That the writer of that article was altogether ignorant of its import , and uncertain even as to its existence , is manifest from the language he uses in p . 233 , where he says , that though he understands that Mr Perceval has ...
That the writer of that article was altogether ignorant of its import , and uncertain even as to its existence , is manifest from the language he uses in p . 233 , where he says , that though he understands that Mr Perceval has ...
Page 497
... lay Mr Fox under the neceffity of asking for papers , the very existence of which he could have no reafon to expect . ... that there were papers of his in existence which might afford him fome lights on the subject of his history .
... lay Mr Fox under the neceffity of asking for papers , the very existence of which he could have no reafon to expect . ... that there were papers of his in existence which might afford him fome lights on the subject of his history .
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Gertrude of Wyoming a Pennsylvanian Tale | 1 |
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
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