Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... feveral books : and tho ' we are obliged , by the nature of our plan , entirely to omit many ; yet we omit none because it is trifling , for there are none fuch exhibited by our editor . Amongst many other inftructive and judicious ...
... feveral books : and tho ' we are obliged , by the nature of our plan , entirely to omit many ; yet we omit none because it is trifling , for there are none fuch exhibited by our editor . Amongst many other inftructive and judicious ...
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... feveral forms of government , he employs forty pages . These afford us much more entertainment than the former , because they are not only lively , but inftructive . The feverity and rigour of Defpotifm , the inflexible artifice of ...
... feveral forms of government , he employs forty pages . These afford us much more entertainment than the former , because they are not only lively , but inftructive . The feverity and rigour of Defpotifm , the inflexible artifice of ...
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... feveral fignifications of any Hebrew word , our Author has first fet down the primary fignification , and after that the other fenfes , in their proper order , as they feem to have branched out from the original use of the word . This ...
... feveral fignifications of any Hebrew word , our Author has first fet down the primary fignification , and after that the other fenfes , in their proper order , as they feem to have branched out from the original use of the word . This ...
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... feveral fignifications of a word in their proper order , giving the full force of its ufage in every paffage , and fhewing the connection of the several fenfes with the primary one . Page C Page 882.886th root , hath feven ...
... feveral fignifications of a word in their proper order , giving the full force of its ufage in every paffage , and fhewing the connection of the several fenfes with the primary one . Page C Page 882.886th root , hath feven ...
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... feveral of our own countrymen , juftly eminent for their literary abilities , Burmannus , Gronovius , Linnæus , Mufchenbroek , Schwenke , Trew , and Wackendorff , learned foreigners , have honoured Dr. Brown's labours : Labours indeed ...
... feveral of our own countrymen , juftly eminent for their literary abilities , Burmannus , Gronovius , Linnæus , Mufchenbroek , Schwenke , Trew , and Wackendorff , learned foreigners , have honoured Dr. Brown's labours : Labours indeed ...
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