The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... relates to the determination of the place of the ascending node , the inclination of the orbits , and the retrograde motions of ... relate in the following conclusions , which the Doctor thinks he may confidently draw from his preceding ...
... relates to the determination of the place of the ascending node , the inclination of the orbits , and the retrograde motions of ... relate in the following conclusions , which the Doctor thinks he may confidently draw from his preceding ...
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... relating to the human mind , -forget that this hunting after iso- lated and unexplained facts is the most bewildering pursuit to which the judgement can be exposed . They have nearly the same chance of finding truth in the low curiosity ...
... relating to the human mind , -forget that this hunting after iso- lated and unexplained facts is the most bewildering pursuit to which the judgement can be exposed . They have nearly the same chance of finding truth in the low curiosity ...
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... relating to the captivity . It had not been discovered in his time , that the allusions in Isaiah belong to the siege of Babylon by Darius , and not to the siege of Babylon by Cyrus - nor had it been discovered that Josephus relates ...
... relating to the captivity . It had not been discovered in his time , that the allusions in Isaiah belong to the siege of Babylon by Darius , and not to the siege of Babylon by Cyrus - nor had it been discovered that Josephus relates ...
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