The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... continued living and intelligible more than 500 , whereas the Greek has furvived 3500 years . The causes of this will be found in the structure of the lan- guage itself , the extent of its ufe , and the great merit of the au- thors who ...
... continued living and intelligible more than 500 , whereas the Greek has furvived 3500 years . The causes of this will be found in the structure of the lan- guage itself , the extent of its ufe , and the great merit of the au- thors who ...
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... continued fever , and occafionally into intermittent . It was evidently of an inter- mitting nature , though the bark , as is not unuial in the bi- lious fevers of this climate , difagreed , if given before the intermif fions were ...
... continued fever , and occafionally into intermittent . It was evidently of an inter- mitting nature , though the bark , as is not unuial in the bi- lious fevers of this climate , difagreed , if given before the intermif fions were ...
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... continued in another part of the volume by M. Haffenfratz . Our readers may remember that we ex- plained this new term , as that branch of science which , by a new method , inveftigates the fpecific gravities of bodies . The first part ...
... continued in another part of the volume by M. Haffenfratz . Our readers may remember that we ex- plained this new term , as that branch of science which , by a new method , inveftigates the fpecific gravities of bodies . The first part ...
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