The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... learned the history of facts : but we know nothing of caufes , either mental or material . Inflcad , therefore , of there being a demonftrable uninterrupt- ed chain of caufes and effects , between the physical events which are fubjected ...
... learned the history of facts : but we know nothing of caufes , either mental or material . Inflcad , therefore , of there being a demonftrable uninterrupt- ed chain of caufes and effects , between the physical events which are fubjected ...
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... learned Civilian of Italy , who flourished toward the clofe of the last century , wrote many valuable treatifes on law , and on polite literature . Some of his fmaller pieces in the latter class are here re - published , as learned and ...
... learned Civilian of Italy , who flourished toward the clofe of the last century , wrote many valuable treatifes on law , and on polite literature . Some of his fmaller pieces in the latter class are here re - published , as learned and ...
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... learned productions of Mr. B. T. about this period : but his biographer acknowleges that he is not competent to enumerate all the various and indefatigable labours of this prolific genius . His diftinguished proficiency in thofe ...
... learned productions of Mr. B. T. about this period : but his biographer acknowleges that he is not competent to enumerate all the various and indefatigable labours of this prolific genius . His diftinguished proficiency in thofe ...
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