The European Magazine, and London Review, Volume 21Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... fubject ; but the fecret lets and difficul- ties which in publike proceedings are in- numerable and inevitable , they have not ordinarily the judgement to confider . And because fuch as openly reprove fup- pofed diforders of State are ...
... fubject ; but the fecret lets and difficul- ties which in publike proceedings are in- numerable and inevitable , they have not ordinarily the judgement to confider . And because fuch as openly reprove fup- pofed diforders of State are ...
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... fubject , and eorrecting the geographical part , in which Chardin was neceffarily led into miftakes by taking the longitudes and latitudes from Perfian manufcripts . This talk would require an editor acquainted with the Arabic , and ...
... fubject , and eorrecting the geographical part , in which Chardin was neceffarily led into miftakes by taking the longitudes and latitudes from Perfian manufcripts . This talk would require an editor acquainted with the Arabic , and ...
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... fubject , I shall first fay , that it was from want of obfervation Chardin fup- pofed the ftars did not twinkle in Perfia . The air of Chaldea is not lefs pure ; yet the custom of fleeping on terraces has made me remark , that there the ...
... fubject , I shall first fay , that it was from want of obfervation Chardin fup- pofed the ftars did not twinkle in Perfia . The air of Chaldea is not lefs pure ; yet the custom of fleeping on terraces has made me remark , that there the ...
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... fubject of Immaterialism , and , in treating it , the author , according to his ufual me- thod , ftates the popular arguments on each fide of the controverfy , though he takes fufficient care to evince his own be- lief to be in favour ...
... fubject of Immaterialism , and , in treating it , the author , according to his ufual me- thod , ftates the popular arguments on each fide of the controverfy , though he takes fufficient care to evince his own be- lief to be in favour ...
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... fubject , if he had confider- ed , that " the refurrection of the body " does not occur in fcripture ; and expresses his difbelief of the doctrine . We take the liberty of remarking , that if the Essay ist had confidered the fubject ...
... fubject , if he had confider- ed , that " the refurrection of the body " does not occur in fcripture ; and expresses his difbelief of the doctrine . We take the liberty of remarking , that if the Essay ist had confidered the fubject ...
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