The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 118
... employ in this manner ; but this fame method of refolution takes place in thofe languages alfo which have different Conjunctions for this fame purpofe : for the original of my laft example ( where UT is employed , and not the Latin ...
... employ in this manner ; but this fame method of refolution takes place in thofe languages alfo which have different Conjunctions for this fame purpofe : for the original of my laft example ( where UT is employed , and not the Latin ...
Page 198
... employing the electricity alone . Here it may be proper to obferve , that I employed electricity in the way of ( parks only , as it is in this manner that it exerts , principally , its action on the extremity of the nerves , and this ...
... employing the electricity alone . Here it may be proper to obferve , that I employed electricity in the way of ( parks only , as it is in this manner that it exerts , principally , its action on the extremity of the nerves , and this ...
Page 274
... employing them in fome of thefe operations , instead of the common crucibles ; which are frequently corroded and ... employed in the fabrication of porcelain . The Author , in particular , mentions a manufactory for the making of ...
... employing them in fome of thefe operations , instead of the common crucibles ; which are frequently corroded and ... employed in the fabrication of porcelain . The Author , in particular , mentions a manufactory for the making of ...
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