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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... respect to this very singular branch of natural history . In our next number we shall publish Professor Silliman's account of the late phenomenon in Connecticut . ] the nature of their component parts . The chief difference. THE ...
... respect to this very singular branch of natural history . In our next number we shall publish Professor Silliman's account of the late phenomenon in Connecticut . ] the nature of their component parts . The chief difference. THE ...
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... respect to it , which the foregoing account of Gassendi wants . Contemporary writers all agree in stating the gen- eral belief of the neighbourhood , that on the 7th of November 1497 , between eleven and twelve o'clock c . m . a ...
... respect to it , which the foregoing account of Gassendi wants . Contemporary writers all agree in stating the gen- eral belief of the neighbourhood , that on the 7th of November 1497 , between eleven and twelve o'clock c . m . a ...
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... respect from the metallick particles , or the alloy of iron and nickel , which constitute one of the four aggregate parts in every stone hitherto examined . It may be remarked , that , ex◅ cepting the tradition of the Tartars respecting ...
... respect from the metallick particles , or the alloy of iron and nickel , which constitute one of the four aggregate parts in every stone hitherto examined . It may be remarked , that , ex◅ cepting the tradition of the Tartars respecting ...
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... respect to the circumstances in which these singular bodies are found , the ingredients of which they are compounded , and the outward ap- pearance and structure which they exhibit : we are now to consider the inferences respecting ...
... respect to the circumstances in which these singular bodies are found , the ingredients of which they are compounded , and the outward ap- pearance and structure which they exhibit : we are now to consider the inferences respecting ...
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... respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick instructions , will be solicitous to have them in the purest form , in which they can be obtained by the aid of sober and ...
... respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick instructions , will be solicitous to have them in the purest form , in which they can be obtained by the aid of sober and ...
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