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Page 48
... which should certainly be treated each separately ; from the neglect of this easy method we meet with some confusion , and we find adjectives and even participles in the chapter which professes to treat only of nouns .
... which should certainly be treated each separately ; from the neglect of this easy method we meet with some confusion , and we find adjectives and even participles in the chapter which professes to treat only of nouns .
Page 243
In treating of motion of the third kind , under which is com . prehended the rotation of bodies round a fixed Axis , he has availed himself of the labours and inventions of the geometricians of the continent , but the matter might have ...
In treating of motion of the third kind , under which is com . prehended the rotation of bodies round a fixed Axis , he has availed himself of the labours and inventions of the geometricians of the continent , but the matter might have ...
Page 304
But while no such peace is to be hoped for , I would not treat ; because I would not lead the people of England into the dangerous error of supposing , that peace with France . in her present attitude , is compatible with their safety ...
But while no such peace is to be hoped for , I would not treat ; because I would not lead the people of England into the dangerous error of supposing , that peace with France . in her present attitude , is compatible with their safety ...
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