The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... remains . Fracastorius , in the beginning of the 16th century , appears to have been the first who viewed the subject with the attention of an un- prejudiced observer . After having examined the opinions of his predecessors , he ...
... remains . Fracastorius , in the beginning of the 16th century , appears to have been the first who viewed the subject with the attention of an un- prejudiced observer . After having examined the opinions of his predecessors , he ...
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... remains to be proved . As he attributes the formation of peat to his favourite process , he deems it incumbent on him to review and to con fute the sentiments of preceding writers on this subject ; and thus we are still led away from ...
... remains to be proved . As he attributes the formation of peat to his favourite process , he deems it incumbent on him to review and to con fute the sentiments of preceding writers on this subject ; and thus we are still led away from ...
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... remains to be explained . In reply to the Huttonian hypothesis , which at- tributes petrifaction to the injection of silex , fused by heat , it is remarked that we cannot well suppose such an injection to have occasioned the destruction ...
... remains to be explained . In reply to the Huttonian hypothesis , which at- tributes petrifaction to the injection of silex , fused by heat , it is remarked that we cannot well suppose such an injection to have occasioned the destruction ...
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