The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 42Philological Society of London, 1802 |
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... himself , he is one of the most didident , un- affuming men in the world . To the indefatigable labours and profound knowledge of Major Ren- nell , the fcience of geography has been more indebted than to any modern writer that we can ...
... himself , he is one of the most didident , un- affuming men in the world . To the indefatigable labours and profound knowledge of Major Ren- nell , the fcience of geography has been more indebted than to any modern writer that we can ...
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... himself to his pro- feffional practice , and took the house in Great Marlborough - street , where he built a new and convenient apartment , and completed an expenfive apparatus for the purpose of giving lectures to the public . During ...
... himself to his pro- feffional practice , and took the house in Great Marlborough - street , where he built a new and convenient apartment , and completed an expenfive apparatus for the purpose of giving lectures to the public . During ...
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... himself ; a treasure kindly beftowed on his creatures for their felicity , fuffici- ent , if used with difcretion , to bear us through life , and comfort us when all other treasure fails . How truly great , how independent , is the ...
... himself ; a treasure kindly beftowed on his creatures for their felicity , fuffici- ent , if used with difcretion , to bear us through life , and comfort us when all other treasure fails . How truly great , how independent , is the ...
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... himself with impaling flies upon the point of a bodkin , and that he probably was the founder of that ingenious fect by us termed Aure- lians . All these , and an infinite num- ber of other things , we know with refpect to palaces ; but ...
... himself with impaling flies upon the point of a bodkin , and that he probably was the founder of that ingenious fect by us termed Aure- lians . All these , and an infinite num- ber of other things , we know with refpect to palaces ; but ...
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... himself , not only in the theoretic , but the practical , knowledge of his profef- fion ; in the latter view , as well as fpurning a life of inglorious inactivity , he determined to enter as a Volunteer into the Imperial fervice , that ...
... himself , not only in the theoretic , but the practical , knowledge of his profef- fion ; in the latter view , as well as fpurning a life of inglorious inactivity , he determined to enter as a Volunteer into the Imperial fervice , that ...
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