The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volum 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Pàgina 12
... means applicable to the point in difpute : they only fhew that the world and all its conftituent parts are fubject to alterations and revolutions ; and that the animal , ve- getable , and even mineral kingdom is influenced by funilar ...
... means applicable to the point in difpute : they only fhew that the world and all its conftituent parts are fubject to alterations and revolutions ; and that the animal , ve- getable , and even mineral kingdom is influenced by funilar ...
Pàgina 22
... means ; by deftroying the opinion of the incurable nature of the difeafe ; by occupying mens minds with bufinefs or labour ; and , avoid- ing all objects of fear , as funerals , paffing bells , and any notice of the death of particular ...
... means ; by deftroying the opinion of the incurable nature of the difeafe ; by occupying mens minds with bufinefs or labour ; and , avoid- ing all objects of fear , as funerals , paffing bells , and any notice of the death of particular ...
Pàgina 114
... means of improving in eloquence.- Among the means which the author confiders as conducive to this purpose are , the virtuous and amiable qualities of the erator , a fund of useful knowlege , a habit of application and industry ...
... means of improving in eloquence.- Among the means which the author confiders as conducive to this purpose are , the virtuous and amiable qualities of the erator , a fund of useful knowlege , a habit of application and industry ...
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