Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volum 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... fame turn throughout the work , which Mr. Harris hath every where elucidated with equal propriety and elearnefs ; and where notes and authorities are requifite for the explanation of terms , he introduces them , but in a concise manner ...
... fame turn throughout the work , which Mr. Harris hath every where elucidated with equal propriety and elearnefs ; and where notes and authorities are requifite for the explanation of terms , he introduces them , but in a concise manner ...
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... fame degree of proof will eftablish either a teftament or a codicil ; and the one may revoke or con- firm the other , either wholly or in part , according to its refpective contents . Sect . 3. Codicils require no folemnity . In England ...
... fame degree of proof will eftablish either a teftament or a codicil ; and the one may revoke or con- firm the other , either wholly or in part , according to its refpective contents . Sect . 3. Codicils require no folemnity . In England ...
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... fame time , it lays open his real defign . Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- 6 ons which your own good understanding fhall fuggeft , and < make a strenuous effort beyond the reach of vulgar philofo- phy , to ...
... fame time , it lays open his real defign . Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- 6 ons which your own good understanding fhall fuggeft , and < make a strenuous effort beyond the reach of vulgar philofo- phy , to ...
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... fame words in the Arabic . Kimchi fays , that the Rabbi's would not have known that fignified thy burden , if they had not heard an Arabian Merchant make use of the fame expref- on , in directing a burden to be put on the back of a ...
... fame words in the Arabic . Kimchi fays , that the Rabbi's would not have known that fignified thy burden , if they had not heard an Arabian Merchant make use of the fame expref- on , in directing a burden to be put on the back of a ...
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... fame fort , and Irish 15 Cork From Liverpool di- rectly From Liverpool and Ireland From Liverpool and Madeira Manufactured mahogony and cottons , ale , cheese , cyder and potatoes Chiefly provifions } Manufactured cottons and wines } 3 ...
... fame fort , and Irish 15 Cork From Liverpool di- rectly From Liverpool and Ireland From Liverpool and Madeira Manufactured mahogony and cottons , ale , cheese , cyder and potatoes Chiefly provifions } Manufactured cottons and wines } 3 ...
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