The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 |
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... fhew the actual influence of climate , in changing the powers of the mind ; and to attempt the inveftigation of those particular caufes , which produce thefe changes , and alfo to point out how the predominance of the fame principle is ...
... fhew the actual influence of climate , in changing the powers of the mind ; and to attempt the inveftigation of those particular caufes , which produce thefe changes , and alfo to point out how the predominance of the fame principle is ...
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... fhew his originals to the best " judges . " This affertion Mr. Shaw flatly denies : and then obferves with refpect ... fhew them ? And fince he pro- mifed , why not fhew them ? Let the Public draw inferences . This is true . Let Mr ...
... fhew his originals to the best " judges . " This affertion Mr. Shaw flatly denies : and then obferves with refpect ... fhew them ? And fince he pro- mifed , why not fhew them ? Let the Public draw inferences . This is true . Let Mr ...
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... fhew in what periods , and by what incidents , or perfons , its progress was retarded or accelerated ; to exhibit the original difcoveries , and the peculiar views of each author ; together with the mot remarkable inductions , either ...
... fhew in what periods , and by what incidents , or perfons , its progress was retarded or accelerated ; to exhibit the original difcoveries , and the peculiar views of each author ; together with the mot remarkable inductions , either ...
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