The Monthly Review, Volumen15Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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As it is agreed on all hands , that the law was instituted to preserve the doctrines
which had been the foundation of the Patriarchal religion , the queftion to be
debated with his Lordship is , whether the law was given to adminifter and
preserve ...
As it is agreed on all hands , that the law was instituted to preserve the doctrines
which had been the foundation of the Patriarchal religion , the queftion to be
debated with his Lordship is , whether the law was given to adminifter and
preserve ...
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Mr. Sympson has here given us a far more general method than that of Mr. Mc .
Laurin , and , at the fame time , obviated the difficulties attending the resolution of
problems of this kind . Every one conversant in the mathematical principles of the
...
Mr. Sympson has here given us a far more general method than that of Mr. Mc .
Laurin , and , at the fame time , obviated the difficulties attending the resolution of
problems of this kind . Every one conversant in the mathematical principles of the
...
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... has to any other given time which position being found , we thall have the
place of the earth , at the given point of time . ... Kepler , after he had discovered
the laws of uniform areas , and hence called by art has given in the paper before
us .
... has to any other given time which position being found , we thall have the
place of the earth , at the given point of time . ... Kepler , after he had discovered
the laws of uniform areas , and hence called by art has given in the paper before
us .
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... ends , twisted together , were given to three strong men to hold . The other
towel was , ' in the fame manner , fastened above the knee , and the dou• ble end
given to three more ; while the surgeons stood rea< dy , one with his hand on the
...
... ends , twisted together , were given to three strong men to hold . The other
towel was , ' in the fame manner , fastened above the knee , and the dou• ble end
given to three more ; while the surgeons stood rea< dy , one with his hand on the
...
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According to the grace of God , which is given urio me , as a wise mafter - builder
I have laid the foundation , and augther buildeth thereon . · But let every man take
beed how he buildeth thereupon . For other foundation can no man loy , than ...
According to the grace of God , which is given urio me , as a wise mafter - builder
I have laid the foundation , and augther buildeth thereon . · But let every man take
beed how he buildeth thereupon . For other foundation can no man loy , than ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen15 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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