The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volum 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Pàgina 58
... means of acting upon individuals in this country ; the influence upon the native princes of India , fome of whom have already found the way of procuring the elections of members of par liament ; and many other means of influence , which ...
... means of acting upon individuals in this country ; the influence upon the native princes of India , fome of whom have already found the way of procuring the elections of members of par liament ; and many other means of influence , which ...
Pàgina 129
... means in a flourishing state : yet the fociety ftill de- ferve the greatest credit from thofe , whofe fuccefs has been more perfect and complete . It was by no means advantageous to their proceedings , to have propofed a premium for ...
... means in a flourishing state : yet the fociety ftill de- ferve the greatest credit from thofe , whofe fuccefs has been more perfect and complete . It was by no means advantageous to their proceedings , to have propofed a premium for ...
Pàgina 341
... mean that part of it which relates to the neceflity or expediency of the operation . He gives the beft diagnostic marks , by which water may be discovered in the cheft ; but its prefence is by no means a fufficient argu- ment for the ...
... mean that part of it which relates to the neceflity or expediency of the operation . He gives the beft diagnostic marks , by which water may be discovered in the cheft ; but its prefence is by no means a fufficient argu- ment for the ...
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