The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Such was the iffue of Buonaparte's expedition to Egypt : there , as in all their undertakings during the laft war , the French profpered until they en- countered the forces of Britain : there Buonaparte learned , that in vain he might ...
... Such was the iffue of Buonaparte's expedition to Egypt : there , as in all their undertakings during the laft war , the French profpered until they en- countered the forces of Britain : there Buonaparte learned , that in vain he might ...
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... Such reafoning , always fallacious , muft evidently be peculiarly fo , when applied to the con- duct of fuch a fickle capricious animal as man . The chemift , if he unites two bodies whofe properties are known , may , with fome ...
... Such reafoning , always fallacious , muft evidently be peculiarly fo , when applied to the con- duct of fuch a fickle capricious animal as man . The chemift , if he unites two bodies whofe properties are known , may , with fome ...
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... such an impreffion upon the mind of this Gentleman , ( to whofe talent we are forry we cannot pay the fame compliment , ) that he fol lows him through all his victories with an enthufiafm which has nothing Eng- ifh in it ; and while he ...
... such an impreffion upon the mind of this Gentleman , ( to whofe talent we are forry we cannot pay the fame compliment , ) that he fol lows him through all his victories with an enthufiafm which has nothing Eng- ifh in it ; and while he ...
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