The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... given an effay on the authenticity and inspiration of the books of the Old Teftament , which is followed by an account of the contents of each book . The history contained in the Old Teftament is then abridged ; and , when that fails ...
... given an effay on the authenticity and inspiration of the books of the Old Teftament , which is followed by an account of the contents of each book . The history contained in the Old Teftament is then abridged ; and , when that fails ...
الصفحة 98
... given , which were from time to time presented by the general to the go- vernment , must be questioned or invalidated , before any blame can be imputed to the commander in chief , who , if the account here given be not grofsly falfe ...
... given , which were from time to time presented by the general to the go- vernment , must be questioned or invalidated , before any blame can be imputed to the commander in chief , who , if the account here given be not grofsly falfe ...
الصفحة 313
... given out by carbon is to that given out by an equal weight of inflammable air ( or hydrogen as it is now called ) as I to 3 . 2dly , That to communicate equal quantities of heat , in the cafe now before us , atmospheric air must have ...
... given out by carbon is to that given out by an equal weight of inflammable air ( or hydrogen as it is now called ) as I to 3 . 2dly , That to communicate equal quantities of heat , in the cafe now before us , atmospheric air must have ...
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