Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volume 64Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1781 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... feems to delight in throwing an air of obfcurity over the fimpleft phenomena , by employing the most complicated apparatus . One would think , that his principal defign in this performance was not to overturn a particular theory , or to ...
... feems to delight in throwing an air of obfcurity over the fimpleft phenomena , by employing the most complicated apparatus . One would think , that his principal defign in this performance was not to overturn a particular theory , or to ...
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... feems to contemplate the approaching , and , as he thinks , inevitable , death of the political body ; nor do we feel ourselves convinced by his reafons for diffuading us from every attempt to shorten the duration of parliaments , or to ...
... feems to contemplate the approaching , and , as he thinks , inevitable , death of the political body ; nor do we feel ourselves convinced by his reafons for diffuading us from every attempt to shorten the duration of parliaments , or to ...
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... feems , is a return to wisdom and virtue in the people ; and yet the very act which evidently would argue the greatest wisdom and the moft virtuous difpofition in the people , viz . a conftitutional reformation of the legislature , he ...
... feems , is a return to wisdom and virtue in the people ; and yet the very act which evidently would argue the greatest wisdom and the moft virtuous difpofition in the people , viz . a conftitutional reformation of the legislature , he ...
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... feems to think that a large proportion of it belongs to himfelf . - It is he ( we fay ) , and not Reason , that drew the following picture , and called it the King of Denmark's . Lucidor ( for that's the travelling name of Rea- fon ) ...
... feems to think that a large proportion of it belongs to himfelf . - It is he ( we fay ) , and not Reason , that drew the following picture , and called it the King of Denmark's . Lucidor ( for that's the travelling name of Rea- fon ) ...
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... feems to lie in what Tertullian fays with a view to the pri- mary meaning of the word Herefy , viz . a chofen opinion or doctrine— that there should be no herefies among Chriftians , and that a heretic forfeits the character of a ...
... feems to lie in what Tertullian fays with a view to the pri- mary meaning of the word Herefy , viz . a chofen opinion or doctrine— that there should be no herefies among Chriftians , and that a heretic forfeits the character of a ...
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