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We confess that we have considerable doubts as to the advantage of tables ; since a scheme which is constructed to exhibit , at one view , a variety of complex and arbitrary rules , is often in danger of creating more perplexity than it ...
We confess that we have considerable doubts as to the advantage of tables ; since a scheme which is constructed to exhibit , at one view , a variety of complex and arbitrary rules , is often in danger of creating more perplexity than it ...
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Not the least doubt exisis , but the greatest part of the prisoners will be put to death as pirates , and I should be very happy to be able , by a timely and immediate interference , to save the life of the unfortunate youth , grandson ...
Not the least doubt exisis , but the greatest part of the prisoners will be put to death as pirates , and I should be very happy to be able , by a timely and immediate interference , to save the life of the unfortunate youth , grandson ...
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“ I am sure I shall do justice to the feelings of Mr. and Mrs. Adams , if in their name I thank the Marquis for his very polite at . tention in a case , no doubt , near , interesting , and affecting . I am sure , when I do him the ...
“ I am sure I shall do justice to the feelings of Mr. and Mrs. Adams , if in their name I thank the Marquis for his very polite at . tention in a case , no doubt , near , interesting , and affecting . I am sure , when I do him the ...
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Litbotomy Cases and Observations | 39 |
York Duke of Review of Evidence Ziegenbires Abridgment of Roman His | 42 |
L | 44 |
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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, 1809 |
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