The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 69R. Griffiths, 1783 - Books |
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Page 229
... prove this from it , he proves nothing that in the least affects our argument . It feems that the opinions of the vulgar weigh much with Dr. Priestley . Such perfons , fays he , are most likely to retain old opinions , and are always ...
... prove this from it , he proves nothing that in the least affects our argument . It feems that the opinions of the vulgar weigh much with Dr. Priestley . Such perfons , fays he , are most likely to retain old opinions , and are always ...
Page 231
... prove that the Meffiah muft have a divine pre - exiftent nature , and be born of a Virgin ) , we shall not at all wonder at the conceffion he made , It was natural enough , and comes to nothing more than this , — “ Well , let it even be ...
... prove that the Meffiah muft have a divine pre - exiftent nature , and be born of a Virgin ) , we shall not at all wonder at the conceffion he made , It was natural enough , and comes to nothing more than this , — “ Well , let it even be ...
Page 464
... prove , that the ideas of authors on this fubject cannot be admitted . He produces feveral cogent argu- ments to show that the nerves have as little dependence on the brain , as the brain has on the nerves . In chap . 9th he remarks ...
... prove , that the ideas of authors on this fubject cannot be admitted . He produces feveral cogent argu- ments to show that the nerves have as little dependence on the brain , as the brain has on the nerves . In chap . 9th he remarks ...
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