The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... body , perhaps we might prevent the plague altoge- ther ; we can certainly prevent the venereal virus , in this way , from entering the body . Every body will perceive how very difficult it must be to come within a few paces of a perfon ...
... body , perhaps we might prevent the plague altoge- ther ; we can certainly prevent the venereal virus , in this way , from entering the body . Every body will perceive how very difficult it must be to come within a few paces of a perfon ...
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... body refults its extenfion , which is not properly the attribute of the body , but of the space or place it fills . " Dr. Taylor proceeds to obferve , that the idea of folidity is not neceffary , but contingent - that body is not ...
... body refults its extenfion , which is not properly the attribute of the body , but of the space or place it fills . " Dr. Taylor proceeds to obferve , that the idea of folidity is not neceffary , but contingent - that body is not ...
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... body to any regular mode of cenfure , because , in that cafe , the idea , which it is fo neceffary to preferve , of its fuperiority , would no longer exist : by becoming , however , a legislative body , it does not cease to be an ...
... body to any regular mode of cenfure , because , in that cafe , the idea , which it is fo neceffary to preferve , of its fuperiority , would no longer exist : by becoming , however , a legislative body , it does not cease to be an ...
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