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... most beautiful of his defcriptive works . The plants of Britain are ftill left to Dr. Hull , whose British Flora , enlarged and improved , will probably be a very useful abstract of that branch of science . MEDICINE . If we have little ...
... most beautiful of his defcriptive works . The plants of Britain are ftill left to Dr. Hull , whose British Flora , enlarged and improved , will probably be a very useful abstract of that branch of science . MEDICINE . If we have little ...
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nent and learned men , and illuftrated by the edi- tor in the most fatisfactory manner . Of Dr. Pegge's Anonymiana * , we cannot fay fo much as we could . wifh . That a book fo large , and fo extremely ' va- rious , must contain fome ...
nent and learned men , and illuftrated by the edi- tor in the most fatisfactory manner . Of Dr. Pegge's Anonymiana * , we cannot fay fo much as we could . wifh . That a book fo large , and fo extremely ' va- rious , must contain fome ...
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... most profound fcholars , the reafoning has been held to be most ftrikingly conclufive , and therefore no bare affertion to the contrary can be any fubject of criticism . ( See , among other writers , Bishop Kidder's Demonftration of the ...
... most profound fcholars , the reafoning has been held to be most ftrikingly conclufive , and therefore no bare affertion to the contrary can be any fubject of criticism . ( See , among other writers , Bishop Kidder's Demonftration of the ...
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... most of them are answered in the replies already given : and what we have to fay upon them we muft defer to another month . ( To be continued . ) ART . II . Memoirs of Robert Cary , Earl of Monmouth . Written by Himself ; and Fragmenta ...
... most of them are answered in the replies already given : and what we have to fay upon them we muft defer to another month . ( To be continued . ) ART . II . Memoirs of Robert Cary , Earl of Monmouth . Written by Himself ; and Fragmenta ...
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... most careless reader that it is a fubject at once interesting and important ; and this aim he has furely accomplished . To novelty or inge- nuity of Scripture criticism , he lays no claim ; and we have feen him expressly declaring ...
... most careless reader that it is a fubject at once interesting and important ; and this aim he has furely accomplished . To novelty or inge- nuity of Scripture criticism , he lays no claim ; and we have feen him expressly declaring ...
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