The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volume 5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 - American literature Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... course of experiments , as interesting and in- structive as any that the science of chemical analysis can boast of . He fortunately obtained specimens of the stones , which fell in several very distant quarters of the globe ; the ...
... course of experiments , as interesting and in- structive as any that the science of chemical analysis can boast of . He fortunately obtained specimens of the stones , which fell in several very distant quarters of the globe ; the ...
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... course of ex- periments , the results of which would place them beyond dispute in their appropriate station . Were all the medicines to be admitted , which are daily used by the phy- sicians of this country , particular- ly of the ...
... course of ex- periments , the results of which would place them beyond dispute in their appropriate station . Were all the medicines to be admitted , which are daily used by the phy- sicians of this country , particular- ly of the ...
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... course will doubtless excite the wish to peruse the whole . If any , who are thus induced , should feel either wonder or regret at the high whig notions , which run thro ' it , the one may be diminished and the other cease , when it is ...
... course will doubtless excite the wish to peruse the whole . If any , who are thus induced , should feel either wonder or regret at the high whig notions , which run thro ' it , the one may be diminished and the other cease , when it is ...
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... course of lectures at least once , and frequented the Classes of the College for two terms ; and he must also have been privately and publickly examined , and have printed and defended a thesis , be- fore he can be admitted to the ho ...
... course of lectures at least once , and frequented the Classes of the College for two terms ; and he must also have been privately and publickly examined , and have printed and defended a thesis , be- fore he can be admitted to the ho ...
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... course of miscella- neous lectures on the genius , com- position , and utterance of the Eng- lish language , and on the means of improving our national elocution ; including strictures on the causes of the customary defects in read- ing ...
... course of miscella- neous lectures on the genius , com- position , and utterance of the Eng- lish language , and on the means of improving our national elocution ; including strictures on the causes of the customary defects in read- ing ...
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