Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1806 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... means acquiesce in Dr. T.'s conclu- sion , that affinity ' ( by which , from the context , we are in- clined to think he means chemical affinity only ) agrees with sensible attraction in every point which it has been hitherto pos- sible ...
... means acquiesce in Dr. T.'s conclu- sion , that affinity ' ( by which , from the context , we are in- clined to think he means chemical affinity only ) agrees with sensible attraction in every point which it has been hitherto pos- sible ...
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... mean reputation by their sedulous attention to this line of study , Mr. Bonar opens his subject by assuming ... means necessarily implies sit . ting upon him . We suspect that Mr. B. was led astray by the Latin version , bumi ...
... mean reputation by their sedulous attention to this line of study , Mr. Bonar opens his subject by assuming ... means necessarily implies sit . ting upon him . We suspect that Mr. B. was led astray by the Latin version , bumi ...
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... means of corrupting taste , it has also been a principal mean of polishing and perfecting it : for , imitation being in itself pleasing , men are always delighted with the best specimens , which they have seen of it , be they ever so ...
... means of corrupting taste , it has also been a principal mean of polishing and perfecting it : for , imitation being in itself pleasing , men are always delighted with the best specimens , which they have seen of it , be they ever so ...
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