Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen12Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1755 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... fubject . That every particular people ( fays the author ) in a great ⚫ measure derive their mode of pronunciation from the quality of the climate , is evident to demonftration . The northern are inclined to ufe words compounded of ...
... fubject . That every particular people ( fays the author ) in a great ⚫ measure derive their mode of pronunciation from the quality of the climate , is evident to demonftration . The northern are inclined to ufe words compounded of ...
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... fubject to be treated in writing , by the perfon who drew it ; that which fell to the author , demanded a folution of the follow- ing question : Which was most eligible , to have conftantly , every every day a dream of fixteen hours ...
... fubject to be treated in writing , by the perfon who drew it ; that which fell to the author , demanded a folution of the follow- ing question : Which was most eligible , to have conftantly , every every day a dream of fixteen hours ...
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... fubject af- fign'd him , which is not particular enough to be taken fur- ther notice of , than that it determines in preference to hap- piness awake . 12. On petrified fhells and fishes ; from the Italian of C. Maffei . 12. On the fame ...
... fubject af- fign'd him , which is not particular enough to be taken fur- ther notice of , than that it determines in preference to hap- piness awake . 12. On petrified fhells and fishes ; from the Italian of C. Maffei . 12. On the fame ...
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... fubject ; and the author informs us he has taken much pains in his inquiries , to no purpose . He is of opinion , that people in public offices were accommodated fuitably to their rank , in every town wherein they chose to refresh ...
... fubject ; and the author informs us he has taken much pains in his inquiries , to no purpose . He is of opinion , that people in public offices were accommodated fuitably to their rank , in every town wherein they chose to refresh ...
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... fubject is as follows : " That we ourselves , and all other things which fall under the obfervation of our fenfes , or offer themselves , by any me- ⚫dium of our knowledge , as objects of our mere internal facul- < ties , one only ...
... fubject is as follows : " That we ourselves , and all other things which fall under the obfervation of our fenfes , or offer themselves , by any me- ⚫dium of our knowledge , as objects of our mere internal facul- < ties , one only ...
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