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... object ought not fo much to be to form great fcholars , or great ma- thematicians , as to furnish young men with ... objects of purfuit , and thefe often only indirealy connected with the fcholar's future deftination , are almost ...
... object ought not fo much to be to form great fcholars , or great ma- thematicians , as to furnish young men with ... objects of purfuit , and thefe often only indirealy connected with the fcholar's future deftination , are almost ...
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The object of this paper is certainly of great importance ; and every attempt to effect it is very meritorious . We ... object was the atmosphere of this planet , of the ex- iftence of which he does not entertain the leaft doubt . The ...
The object of this paper is certainly of great importance ; and every attempt to effect it is very meritorious . We ... object was the atmosphere of this planet , of the ex- iftence of which he does not entertain the leaft doubt . The ...
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... object of the war , the author next adverts to the manner in which it ought to be conducted . In his opinions on this head we find him at variance with those who moft determinedly oppofe the war . Mr. Fox fays " what business have we ...
... object of the war , the author next adverts to the manner in which it ought to be conducted . In his opinions on this head we find him at variance with those who moft determinedly oppofe the war . Mr. Fox fays " what business have we ...
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