The Monthly Review, Volumen61Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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Ex - INGENHOUSZ , Dr . his method of ploded , 122 . procuring inflammable air
from HENLEY , Mr . his ele & rical expee vitriolic æther , 170 . His inriments , 416 .
vention for lighting a candle by HERETIC , St . Paul ' s meaning ele & ricity , 407 ...
Ex - INGENHOUSZ , Dr . his method of ploded , 122 . procuring inflammable air
from HENLEY , Mr . his ele & rical expee vitriolic æther , 170 . His inriments , 416 .
vention for lighting a candle by HERETIC , St . Paul ' s meaning ele & ricity , 407 ...
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... of Facts , 148 WESKETT ' S Preliminary Discourse of STEVENSON ' s Method
of treating the Insurance , Gout , 206 WHE ' IL DON ' s Jewith Bard ,
STRICTURES on the French King ' s WHITI ' s Syriac Philoxenian Verfion of ·
Manifesto , & c .
... of Facts , 148 WESKETT ' S Preliminary Discourse of STEVENSON ' s Method
of treating the Insurance , Gout , 206 WHE ' IL DON ' s Jewith Bard ,
STRICTURES on the French King ' s WHITI ' s Syriac Philoxenian Verfion of ·
Manifesto , & c .
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... to serve in parliament for the town of Arundel , in Sussex , government
ftrenuously interfered , and that so openly as to send Jefferys , then Lord
Chancellor , with instructions to use every method to procure the return of the
Court candidate .
... to serve in parliament for the town of Arundel , in Sussex , government
ftrenuously interfered , and that so openly as to send Jefferys , then Lord
Chancellor , with instructions to use every method to procure the return of the
Court candidate .
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Not dirheartened at this , he fet about contriving how that fault might be avoided ,
and hit on the present method , by making three cylindrical apertures through
each fide , thereby not only considerably lessening she weight of lateral pressure
...
Not dirheartened at this , he fet about contriving how that fault might be avoided ,
and hit on the present method , by making three cylindrical apertures through
each fide , thereby not only considerably lessening she weight of lateral pressure
...
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The obj : ct of this paper is to low , that a great deal may be done by the present
laws ; and to suggeit what appears to be the simpleit and easielt method of
carsying them into execution . This would be of great consequence in the mean
time ...
The obj : ct of this paper is to low , that a great deal may be done by the present
laws ; and to suggeit what appears to be the simpleit and easielt method of
carsying them into execution . This would be of great consequence in the mean
time ...
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