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... Nature pursued , in calling him an Unitarian Chriftian . This gives our Author as much furprife , and , as it should feem , as much offence , as if Mr. Lindley had called him a difciple of Mahomet , or even a liar or a thief . To refute ...
... Nature pursued , in calling him an Unitarian Chriftian . This gives our Author as much furprife , and , as it should feem , as much offence , as if Mr. Lindley had called him a difciple of Mahomet , or even a liar or a thief . To refute ...
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... NATURAL PHILOSOPHY , Art . 51. Reflections on the Study of Nature ; tranflated from the Latin of the celebrated Linnæus . 8vo . 15. Nicol . 1785 . The work here tranflated is Linnæus's Preface to one of his moft fuperb and expenfive ...
... NATURAL PHILOSOPHY , Art . 51. Reflections on the Study of Nature ; tranflated from the Latin of the celebrated Linnæus . 8vo . 15. Nicol . 1785 . The work here tranflated is Linnæus's Preface to one of his moft fuperb and expenfive ...
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... Nature of ( that ) Justice ( which is anterior to all pofitive Inititutions ) , and the true or falfe Ideas that have been entertained upon this Subject . By the Chancellor D'AGUESSEAU . 2 Vols . in 12mo . Yverdon . 1785 . WE E never ...
... Nature of ( that ) Justice ( which is anterior to all pofitive Inititutions ) , and the true or falfe Ideas that have been entertained upon this Subject . By the Chancellor D'AGUESSEAU . 2 Vols . in 12mo . Yverdon . 1785 . WE E never ...
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