The Monthly Review, Volumen64Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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The ancient weights of these nations are the subject of the 5th chapter ; and in
the 6th we have a learned account of their coins . The theory of usury and
anatocism among the Greeks and Ronans is laid down in the 7th chapter . In the
8th the ...
The ancient weights of these nations are the subject of the 5th chapter ; and in
the 6th we have a learned account of their coins . The theory of usury and
anatocism among the Greeks and Ronans is laid down in the 7th chapter . In the
8th the ...
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mountains arose above its furface , and formed islands : these islands and the
ancient continents were fruitful , and were peopled : the ancient sea , which
covered the modern ones , had its tides , its currents and tempefts . These powers
...
mountains arose above its furface , and formed islands : these islands and the
ancient continents were fruitful , and were peopled : the ancient sea , which
covered the modern ones , had its tides , its currents and tempefts . These powers
...
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By the view of these an estimate may be made both of their past and present
effects , and this view will enable the fagacious inquirer to measure , with no
small degree of precision and probability , the time that has elapsed fince these
causes ...
By the view of these an estimate may be made both of their past and present
effects , and this view will enable the fagacious inquirer to measure , with no
small degree of precision and probability , the time that has elapsed fince these
causes ...
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These first data he finds in the Book of Genesis ; and there is no doubt , but that
the origin and first cause of all things , made known by an express declaration ,
must have accelerated the procedure of the intellectual faculties in the pursuit of ...
These first data he finds in the Book of Genesis ; and there is no doubt , but that
the origin and first cause of all things , made known by an express declaration ,
must have accelerated the procedure of the intellectual faculties in the pursuit of ...
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These are represented in NINE separate PLATES . The remains of the tombs (
those splendid monuments of superstition and vånity , fuppored to give a kind of
pre - eminence to the great even after death ) , are indeed magnificent . Several ...
These are represented in NINE separate PLATES . The remains of the tombs (
those splendid monuments of superstition and vånity , fuppored to give a kind of
pre - eminence to the great even after death ) , are indeed magnificent . Several ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen64 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1781 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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