The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... tion of the laws ; and to them , therefore , they properly appeal for protection . The country at large has indeed been a par- ticeps criminis in the offence , and therefore must bear its por- tion of the burden . The legislature cannot ...
... tion of the laws ; and to them , therefore , they properly appeal for protection . The country at large has indeed been a par- ticeps criminis in the offence , and therefore must bear its por- tion of the burden . The legislature cannot ...
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... tion but perhaps the following sketch of Toledo will be con- sidered to have more variety : : The cathedral of Toledo is deservedly the first object of atten- tion with every stranger . I passed three hours in it , but must not attempt ...
... tion but perhaps the following sketch of Toledo will be con- sidered to have more variety : : The cathedral of Toledo is deservedly the first object of atten- tion with every stranger . I passed three hours in it , but must not attempt ...
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... tion of light , electricity , and color , in the animal frame . The first volume concludes with an exposition of the most important facts that have been hitherto ascertained relative to the reproductive system ; comprizing some ...
... tion of light , electricity , and color , in the animal frame . The first volume concludes with an exposition of the most important facts that have been hitherto ascertained relative to the reproductive system ; comprizing some ...
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