Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... feems to be no ftranger to the real inte- refts of his country , principally objects , that the carrying such a tax into execution , would drain the counties of so much current cash , without a probability of its return , that within a ...
... feems to be no ftranger to the real inte- refts of his country , principally objects , that the carrying such a tax into execution , would drain the counties of so much current cash , without a probability of its return , that within a ...
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... feems to appear , from what is now laid before the public , that the account he gave to many unexceptionable witneffes , of the motives that induced him to change his religion , and of his escape from the Inquifition of Macerata , is ...
... feems to appear , from what is now laid before the public , that the account he gave to many unexceptionable witneffes , of the motives that induced him to change his religion , and of his escape from the Inquifition of Macerata , is ...
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... feemed to be taking a great turn in favour of the King . This reconciliation was chiefly effected by means of the Dutchess ... feems nothing could be brought to bear , till the King had re- voked his firit commiffion , and appointed our ...
... feemed to be taking a great turn in favour of the King . This reconciliation was chiefly effected by means of the Dutchess ... feems nothing could be brought to bear , till the King had re- voked his firit commiffion , and appointed our ...
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... feems to be a word as proper as any other to denote fuch a power . Thus much in defence of our countryman Locke , whom the Abbé repre- hends upon this occafion . But we cannot conclude without doing this learned foreign- er the juftice ...
... feems to be a word as proper as any other to denote fuch a power . Thus much in defence of our countryman Locke , whom the Abbé repre- hends upon this occafion . But we cannot conclude without doing this learned foreign- er the juftice ...
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... feems to be well acquainted with what has been urged on both fides of the queftion ; and has made feveral juft obfervations on what has been advanced upon it by the Bishop of London , and the Doctors Leland , Stebbing , Sykes , Law ...
... feems to be well acquainted with what has been urged on both fides of the queftion ; and has made feveral juft obfervations on what has been advanced upon it by the Bishop of London , and the Doctors Leland , Stebbing , Sykes , Law ...
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