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... Debates of the Houfe of Commons , ^ H Continued , concluded , H. 77 536 INTRODUCTIO ad Philofophiam Naturalem , 123 JONCOURT's Tables of Trigonal Numbers , 187 256 JONES'S Works , 229 233 329 IRENE , Emprefs , Hisory of , 572 JUVENAL's ...
... Debates of the Houfe of Commons , ^ H Continued , concluded , H. 77 536 INTRODUCTIO ad Philofophiam Naturalem , 123 JONCOURT's Tables of Trigonal Numbers , 187 256 JONES'S Works , 229 233 329 IRENE , Emprefs , Hisory of , 572 JUVENAL's ...
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... debate , we have only heard one : in fupport of which , indeed , the Evidence is fo very strong , that we think it easy to foresee which way the cause must go , on a fair and full hearing . We with pleasure obferve too , that the ...
... debate , we have only heard one : in fupport of which , indeed , the Evidence is fo very strong , that we think it easy to foresee which way the cause must go , on a fair and full hearing . We with pleasure obferve too , that the ...
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... debate , Dr. Garnor employs twenty - fix pages in attempting to prove , from Haller and others , that the veins containing the red blood , do alfo abforb . This truly is a piece of as empty parade as we can recollect to have seen in ...
... debate , Dr. Garnor employs twenty - fix pages in attempting to prove , from Haller and others , that the veins containing the red blood , do alfo abforb . This truly is a piece of as empty parade as we can recollect to have seen in ...
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... debate , and pretend to determine between them , is principally or folely found ed on the liberty of the prefs . Dr. Hunter and Dr. Monro are both fated to be wrong , on different topics of their late debate , that Dr. Garnor , who has ...
... debate , and pretend to determine between them , is principally or folely found ed on the liberty of the prefs . Dr. Hunter and Dr. Monro are both fated to be wrong , on different topics of their late debate , that Dr. Garnor , who has ...
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... Debates of Parliament will naturally attract the public attention ; and as every individual proudly imagines himself interested in thofe Debates , curiofity will be eager to collect every fragment of fenatorial controversy . When we ...
... Debates of Parliament will naturally attract the public attention ; and as every individual proudly imagines himself interested in thofe Debates , curiofity will be eager to collect every fragment of fenatorial controversy . When we ...
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