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... perhaps , inferior to any of the three former , in that branch of the mathematics to which this problem belongs , after reading what they had done on the fub- ject , was perfectly fatisfied that they had proceeded on wrong principles ...
... perhaps , inferior to any of the three former , in that branch of the mathematics to which this problem belongs , after reading what they had done on the fub- ject , was perfectly fatisfied that they had proceeded on wrong principles ...
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... perhaps , be started by thofe who deny the utility of the theoretical and fpeculative parts of religion ; fuppofing them no ways conducive to the welfare of man- kind , and maintaining that they are deftitute of effect on our moral ...
... perhaps , be started by thofe who deny the utility of the theoretical and fpeculative parts of religion ; fuppofing them no ways conducive to the welfare of man- kind , and maintaining that they are deftitute of effect on our moral ...
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... Perhaps the Doctor will fay that he can prove it on us , that we are Diffenters indeed ; and can point out the very pages of our work , in which we have expressly protested against two laud- able practices of our church , viz . that of ...
... Perhaps the Doctor will fay that he can prove it on us , that we are Diffenters indeed ; and can point out the very pages of our work , in which we have expressly protested against two laud- able practices of our church , viz . that of ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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