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Page 101
We shall not analize the contents of this volume , but allow the Rev. Baronet to explain his own intention , when he says ; . With regard to the subjects here illustrated , the author has only to add , that it has been his chief object ...
We shall not analize the contents of this volume , but allow the Rev. Baronet to explain his own intention , when he says ; . With regard to the subjects here illustrated , the author has only to add , that it has been his chief object ...
Page 245
In the first volume of this work are contained , besides Mechanics properly so called , Hydrostatics , Hydrodynamics , Pneumatics , & c . We approve the latter part of the volume less than the first . The subjects , indeed , are in ...
In the first volume of this work are contained , besides Mechanics properly so called , Hydrostatics , Hydrodynamics , Pneumatics , & c . We approve the latter part of the volume less than the first . The subjects , indeed , are in ...
Page 324
This volume contains a great quantity of information , compressed into a small compass ; and , as a manual of anatomy , it is fairly intitled to commendation : but the physiological part seems to be ex . tremely defective . noxious ...
This volume contains a great quantity of information , compressed into a small compass ; and , as a manual of anatomy , it is fairly intitled to commendation : but the physiological part seems to be ex . tremely defective . noxious ...
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