Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... manner peculiar to itself : or should the province become independent , and all its connection with the nation be dissolved , its dialect hastens to assume the form of a different language . So strong is this tendency to change , that ...
... manner peculiar to itself : or should the province become independent , and all its connection with the nation be dissolved , its dialect hastens to assume the form of a different language . So strong is this tendency to change , that ...
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... manner in which the eye accommodates itself to the different distances of objects can account for distinct vision at every distance , but he does not bring forward any new ideas of his own on the subject . The iris he regards as ...
... manner in which the eye accommodates itself to the different distances of objects can account for distinct vision at every distance , but he does not bring forward any new ideas of his own on the subject . The iris he regards as ...
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... Manner of treating their various Diseases . The whole illustrated by Anatomical Plates . By Delabere Blaine , Professor in Animal Medicine . 2 Vols . 8vo . il . 55. Boards . Longman and Rees . JE find some degree of difficulty in ...
... Manner of treating their various Diseases . The whole illustrated by Anatomical Plates . By Delabere Blaine , Professor in Animal Medicine . 2 Vols . 8vo . il . 55. Boards . Longman and Rees . JE find some degree of difficulty in ...
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