Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1804 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... means of this singular property of bodies have not been neglected ; and something is said also on the cures effected by electricity . Electricity , the source of so many curious phenomena , is followed by Chemistry . The principles of ...
... means of this singular property of bodies have not been neglected ; and something is said also on the cures effected by electricity . Electricity , the source of so many curious phenomena , is followed by Chemistry . The principles of ...
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... means by which the instru ment was made to assume its right position Perhaps , also , I should not fail to observe , in this place , that although the instrument was always brought into the plane of each meridian by means of the tele ...
... means by which the instru ment was made to assume its right position Perhaps , also , I should not fail to observe , in this place , that although the instrument was always brought into the plane of each meridian by means of the tele ...
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... means graciously to visit the " vessels of mercy , " pours out his plagues on their lusts . Their way is hedged up with thorns . They seek their lovers , but they cannot find them . He takes away their corn , and their wine . He ...
... means graciously to visit the " vessels of mercy , " pours out his plagues on their lusts . Their way is hedged up with thorns . They seek their lovers , but they cannot find them . He takes away their corn , and their wine . He ...
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