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... readers , and in order to enable them to judge , we have thus far made copious extracts from this work ; which , be its principles what they may , treats on fubjects the molt interefting to the human race . Our limits will admit no more ...
... readers , and in order to enable them to judge , we have thus far made copious extracts from this work ; which , be its principles what they may , treats on fubjects the molt interefting to the human race . Our limits will admit no more ...
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... readers . ' What readers ? Profeffing to pafs lightly over the moft in- teresting local topics , what fpecies of readers does the author aim to amuse and inform ? If his limits be inadequate to the purpose , why not enlarge them ; why ...
... readers . ' What readers ? Profeffing to pafs lightly over the moft in- teresting local topics , what fpecies of readers does the author aim to amuse and inform ? If his limits be inadequate to the purpose , why not enlarge them ; why ...
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... readers to be poffeffed of it , and the intereft of the information which it contains , must be confiderably dimi- nifhed previously to their perufal of Mr. Heron's tranflation . We first announced this work in our xlviii . vol . p ...
... readers to be poffeffed of it , and the intereft of the information which it contains , must be confiderably dimi- nifhed previously to their perufal of Mr. Heron's tranflation . We first announced this work in our xlviii . vol . p ...
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