The Monthly Review, or, Literary Journal Volume XXII.1760 |
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... learned Profeffor did difcover most of its fubtle properties , yet he had not proceeded fo far as to eftablish its Laws of Motion . This , therefore , induced our Author Author to attempt a difcovery of those laws , and 2 HILLARY on the ...
... learned Profeffor did difcover most of its fubtle properties , yet he had not proceeded fo far as to eftablish its Laws of Motion . This , therefore , induced our Author Author to attempt a difcovery of those laws , and 2 HILLARY on the ...
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... learned Reader must not expect any thing new , nor the curious , any thing entertaining , on fo dry a topic . Neverthelefs , we may venture to fay , that the learned Reader will not find himfelf uninformed , or the cu- rious ...
... learned Reader must not expect any thing new , nor the curious , any thing entertaining , on fo dry a topic . Neverthelefs , we may venture to fay , that the learned Reader will not find himfelf uninformed , or the cu- rious ...
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... learned Author through his exemplification of the re- maining rules , we fhould be led beyond the limits to which it is proper to confine an article which will probably be fo dry to the generality of our Readers . We fhall , therefore ...
... learned Author through his exemplification of the re- maining rules , we fhould be led beyond the limits to which it is proper to confine an article which will probably be fo dry to the generality of our Readers . We fhall , therefore ...
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... learned and ingenious Au- thor , in his former preface , as it perfectly coincides with our own sentiments relating to the extenfive use that might be made of his elaborate and curious enquiries . The obferva- tion is this ; that , as ...
... learned and ingenious Au- thor , in his former preface , as it perfectly coincides with our own sentiments relating to the extenfive use that might be made of his elaborate and curious enquiries . The obferva- tion is this ; that , as ...
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... learned lecturer however , proceeds , in fupporting his opinion , to the conclufion of this lecture , where he modeltly calls them conjectures , in which light they also appear to us . But though we must fuppofe , the fubitance of what ...
... learned lecturer however , proceeds , in fupporting his opinion , to the conclufion of this lecture , where he modeltly calls them conjectures , in which light they also appear to us . But though we must fuppofe , the fubitance of what ...
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