Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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calculated to win the youthful fair to the cause of virtue . In other instances , as in the life of Catherine of ... instance , to have his patron's sense eclipsed by his good - nature , is it reason- able to expect it ? Must the heavy ...
calculated to win the youthful fair to the cause of virtue . In other instances , as in the life of Catherine of ... instance , to have his patron's sense eclipsed by his good - nature , is it reason- able to expect it ? Must the heavy ...
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... instances of deleterious effects being produced by the use of honey , supposed to have been prepared from poi- sonous plants ; and Dr. Barton has had occasion to observe something similar in the western parts of Pennsylvania , near the ...
... instances of deleterious effects being produced by the use of honey , supposed to have been prepared from poi- sonous plants ; and Dr. Barton has had occasion to observe something similar in the western parts of Pennsylvania , near the ...
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... instance , as in one or two others in which mathematics are concerned , that the author gave not that demonstration which was the best , but that which was most familiar to him . - As an additional instance of his per- spicuity of ...
... instance , as in one or two others in which mathematics are concerned , that the author gave not that demonstration which was the best , but that which was most familiar to him . - As an additional instance of his per- spicuity of ...
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