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Page 84
Although we canrot agree with him in the general conclusion that government - influence is not on the increase , we bear testimony with pleasure to the value of his information in all that regards the department which has principally ...
Although we canrot agree with him in the general conclusion that government - influence is not on the increase , we bear testimony with pleasure to the value of his information in all that regards the department which has principally ...
Page 146
If , for example , renewed mention , or notoriety of any sort , were a cause of insertion , it would operate uniformly and constantly ; and as well , and in the same way , with regard to one noun , or one sort of noun , when repeated ...
If , for example , renewed mention , or notoriety of any sort , were a cause of insertion , it would operate uniformly and constantly ; and as well , and in the same way , with regard to one noun , or one sort of noun , when repeated ...
Page 267
Thus he says that the rule with regard to subject and predicate may be violated whenever the proposition is convertible , as the logicians term it ; that is , whenever the predicate is exactly coextensive with the subject , the one ...
Thus he says that the rule with regard to subject and predicate may be violated whenever the proposition is convertible , as the logicians term it ; that is , whenever the predicate is exactly coextensive with the subject , the one ...
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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, 1810 |
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