The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 14A. Constable, 1809 |
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Page 17
... most who are most worthy to be pleased , and always seem most beautiful to those who give it the greatest share of their attention . Of the smaller pieces which fill up the volume , we have scarce left ourselves room to say any thing ...
... most who are most worthy to be pleased , and always seem most beautiful to those who give it the greatest share of their attention . Of the smaller pieces which fill up the volume , we have scarce left ourselves room to say any thing ...
Page 64
... most accurate in the observations of Cassini , Hal- ley , Bradley and Maskelyne ; of all that is most profound in the investigations of Newton , Euler , La Grange and La Place . It is the numerical expression of the results that have ...
... most accurate in the observations of Cassini , Hal- ley , Bradley and Maskelyne ; of all that is most profound in the investigations of Newton , Euler , La Grange and La Place . It is the numerical expression of the results that have ...
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... most inquisitive Damascius ; -men who were truly links of the golden chain of Deity . One of the most remarkable features of the writings of Plato is , that he affirms nothing ; whereas the friends of Mr Taylor are the most desperately ...
... most inquisitive Damascius ; -men who were truly links of the golden chain of Deity . One of the most remarkable features of the writings of Plato is , that he affirms nothing ; whereas the friends of Mr Taylor are the most desperately ...
Contents
Strictures on two Critiques in the Edinburgh Review | 40 |
Milners Appeal and J B Trotters Letter to Lord | 60 |
A complete System of Astronomy By the Rev | 64 |
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