The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review, Volumen23F. and C. Rivington, 1804 |
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... proportion to each other ; which being secured , he fays , that the figure of the under and upper fide of the arches . is a matter of indifference . But were this the case , it would follow that , having made a balanced arch , A B C ...
... proportion to each other ; which being secured , he fays , that the figure of the under and upper fide of the arches . is a matter of indifference . But were this the case , it would follow that , having made a balanced arch , A B C ...
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... proportions different from thofe in which they were united by nature , in order to form new and ufeful compounds , which nature herfelf does not pro- duce . " But chemistry is not only valuable as an art which fupplies many of our wants ...
... proportions different from thofe in which they were united by nature , in order to form new and ufeful compounds , which nature herfelf does not pro- duce . " But chemistry is not only valuable as an art which fupplies many of our wants ...
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... proportion mentioned by Mr. Accum . We will not pretend to fay what is the exact proportion ; but , in this difcordancy of opinion , it was certainly incumbent on the author , either to have dif- inctly related his experiments , if ...
... proportion mentioned by Mr. Accum . We will not pretend to fay what is the exact proportion ; but , in this difcordancy of opinion , it was certainly incumbent on the author , either to have dif- inctly related his experiments , if ...
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... proportion to the fupply , and its price would of course rife , if left to find its natural level ; and thus the wages of labour , and confequently the condition of the lower claffes of fociety , might have progreffive and retrograde ...
... proportion to the fupply , and its price would of course rife , if left to find its natural level ; and thus the wages of labour , and confequently the condition of the lower claffes of fociety , might have progreffive and retrograde ...
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... proportion to the demand , fo are alfo political virtues ; and , proceeding upon this principle , he obferves , that when forti- tude and patience are fedulously cultivated , we may be certain that the ftate is miferable and infecure ...
... proportion to the demand , fo are alfo political virtues ; and , proceeding upon this principle , he obferves , that when forti- tude and patience are fedulously cultivated , we may be certain that the ftate is miferable and infecure ...
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