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... compositions have called forth higher praise than this dedication . It is indeed a great composition , and possesses high intrinsic excellence : but when the time in which it was written is considered , its merit is prodigiously ...
... compositions have called forth higher praise than this dedication . It is indeed a great composition , and possesses high intrinsic excellence : but when the time in which it was written is considered , its merit is prodigiously ...
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... composition de- termined ; and whatever may be its nature , what chemical proper- ties it possesses must be noticed , and the applications to which these may lead pointed out . But in discriminating them from each other , -in fixing the ...
... composition de- termined ; and whatever may be its nature , what chemical proper- ties it possesses must be noticed , and the applications to which these may lead pointed out . But in discriminating them from each other , -in fixing the ...
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... composition ? It is , however , ludicrous to suppose that the knowlege of the Greek writers was necessary to impress on an- nalists the idea of chronological arrangement . Are not all histories , in all languages , constructed on this ...
... composition ? It is , however , ludicrous to suppose that the knowlege of the Greek writers was necessary to impress on an- nalists the idea of chronological arrangement . Are not all histories , in all languages , constructed on this ...
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