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... scale : but it would have been well to remind the learner that it was so called by the antients , in contradistinction to the chromatic and the enharmonic , because it proceeds by whole tones , or from whole tone to whole tone .
... scale : but it would have been well to remind the learner that it was so called by the antients , in contradistinction to the chromatic and the enharmonic , because it proceeds by whole tones , or from whole tone to whole tone .
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... the Anzeyrys , at a given signal , killed the Emir and his son in the castle , and then fell upon the Ismaylys who had remained in their houses , sparing no one they could find , and plundering at the same time the whole town .
... the Anzeyrys , at a given signal , killed the Emir and his son in the castle , and then fell upon the Ismaylys who had remained in their houses , sparing no one they could find , and plundering at the same time the whole town .
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... and though the complex feeling , which arises from the simultaneous contraction of the whole fingers , would be , relatively to the sentient mind , like one simple feeling , if the contraction of the whole were uniform , it ceases ...
... and though the complex feeling , which arises from the simultaneous contraction of the whole fingers , would be , relatively to the sentient mind , like one simple feeling , if the contraction of the whole were uniform , it ceases ...
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Contents
MONTHLY REVIEW | 1 |
France on the Commerce of 534 | 2 |
Blaquieres Review of the Spanish Re Court on our Relations with the Sultaun | 28 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1823 |
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