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... remarks , no dif- ference exifts between cpinion and prejudice . The public is much indebted to Dr. Aikin for extending the utility of thefe letters beyond his own family ; for that young man must have been very fortunately educated ...
... remarks , no dif- ference exifts between cpinion and prejudice . The public is much indebted to Dr. Aikin for extending the utility of thefe letters beyond his own family ; for that young man must have been very fortunately educated ...
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... remarks , concerning the inhabitants , that a fpirit of gaming prevails among them to a pernicious degree ; and that , though the town is greatly indebted to the English for its improvement , the natives entertain unreasonable preju ...
... remarks , concerning the inhabitants , that a fpirit of gaming prevails among them to a pernicious degree ; and that , though the town is greatly indebted to the English for its improvement , the natives entertain unreasonable preju ...
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... Remarks , and Reflections on the Conduct and Management of Labours in general . By R. Rawlins , Sur- geon , Oxford . 8vo . pp . 125. 35. 6d . White . 1793 . The writer of this tract appears to be a practitioner of long ftand- ing , and ...
... Remarks , and Reflections on the Conduct and Management of Labours in general . By R. Rawlins , Sur- geon , Oxford . 8vo . pp . 125. 35. 6d . White . 1793 . The writer of this tract appears to be a practitioner of long ftand- ing , and ...
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