Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... necessary proceedings . The melting of the church bells yielded all the necessary metal . Steel was wanting ; none could be obtained from abroad , the art of making it was un- known . The Savans were asked to create it ; they succeeded ...
... necessary proceedings . The melting of the church bells yielded all the necessary metal . Steel was wanting ; none could be obtained from abroad , the art of making it was un- known . The Savans were asked to create it ; they succeeded ...
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... necessary to render them distinct . In such a case , they may at the same time be all objects of attention , but it is apparent that they are seen with very different degrees of distinctness ; and that an effort of the eye , very ...
... necessary to render them distinct . In such a case , they may at the same time be all objects of attention , but it is apparent that they are seen with very different degrees of distinctness ; and that an effort of the eye , very ...
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... necessary preliminaries , and the performance of the ceremony in a distant quarter . The licencing of curates is next men- tioned , with an assurance of his Lordship's purpose ' to enforce the canon , which forbids any minister to serve ...
... necessary preliminaries , and the performance of the ceremony in a distant quarter . The licencing of curates is next men- tioned , with an assurance of his Lordship's purpose ' to enforce the canon , which forbids any minister to serve ...
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