The London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Том 2R. Baldwin, 1784 |
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... readers by the following brief recapitulation : In the magazine for JULY , our readers will find a plan of the work : the parliamentary history : a narrative of the origin and progrefs of philofophy : an account of Mr. Herfchel's planet ...
... readers by the following brief recapitulation : In the magazine for JULY , our readers will find a plan of the work : the parliamentary history : a narrative of the origin and progrefs of philofophy : an account of Mr. Herfchel's planet ...
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... readers , whofe curiofity is anticipated by the daily perufal of the whole mafs of undigefted materials , from which great part of our information muit neceffarily be drawn , this department of our work , we are fenible , muft appear ...
... readers , whofe curiofity is anticipated by the daily perufal of the whole mafs of undigefted materials , from which great part of our information muit neceffarily be drawn , this department of our work , we are fenible , muft appear ...
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... reading on Wednesday next . General Smith moved for a copy of the treaty concluded between the Go- vernor - General and Council of Bengal , and the Mahrattas , which was ordered . Nov. 27. Mr. Fox moved for copies of various ...
... reading on Wednesday next . General Smith moved for a copy of the treaty concluded between the Go- vernor - General and Council of Bengal , and the Mahrattas , which was ordered . Nov. 27. Mr. Fox moved for copies of various ...
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... reading fhould be agitated there in future , until previous public notice had been given , and the fubject of debate ... readers ; and hope that our impartiality will not be impeached , when we remark that there appears a great degree of ...
... reading fhould be agitated there in future , until previous public notice had been given , and the fubject of debate ... readers ; and hope that our impartiality will not be impeached , when we remark that there appears a great degree of ...
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... reading Iambic verfe appears to us the most eligible . In this edition , there are many paf- fages which Bentley has corrected with • a happy fagacity . His notes on the three authors are fhort and lefs often- tatious , and his ...
... reading Iambic verfe appears to us the most eligible . In this edition , there are many paf- fages which Bentley has corrected with • a happy fagacity . His notes on the three authors are fhort and lefs often- tatious , and his ...
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Страница 445 - And accordingly she is provided with the organs and faculty of speech, by which she can throw out signs with amazing facility, and vary them without end. Thus we have built up an animal body, which would seem to be pretty complete ; but as it is the nature of matter to be altered and worked upon by matter, so in a very little time such a living creature must be destroyed, if there is no provision for repairing the injuries which she must commit upon herself, and those which she must be exposed to...
Страница 445 - ... between herself in the brain, and every other part of the body fitted to convey her commands and influence over the whole. For these purposes the nerves are actually given. They are...
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Страница 248 - April next; and We, being desirous and resolved, as soon as may be, to meet Our people, and to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all Our loving subjects Our royal will and pleasure to call a new Parliament...
Страница 445 - ... which they will make. In fact, therefore, we see that she is provided with the organs of sense, as we call them ; the eye is adapted to light ; the ear to sound ; the nose to smell ; the mouth to taste ; and the skin to touch.
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