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Side 104
... learned Societies . To which is added , Two Letters from Mr. Bonnet to the Author , and ( to each Volume of this Tranflation ) an Appendix ; the First , containing a Paper written by Mr. Hunter , F. R. S. and the Experiments of Dr ...
... learned Societies . To which is added , Two Letters from Mr. Bonnet to the Author , and ( to each Volume of this Tranflation ) an Appendix ; the First , containing a Paper written by Mr. Hunter , F. R. S. and the Experiments of Dr ...
Side 136
... learned poffeffor . Indeed , when ' our anceitors wore armour , the head- piece was fynonimous to the belmet , and by a fingular affociation of ideas , became after- wards , among the vulgar , fynonimous to noddle , or noodie ; but the ...
... learned poffeffor . Indeed , when ' our anceitors wore armour , the head- piece was fynonimous to the belmet , and by a fingular affociation of ideas , became after- wards , among the vulgar , fynonimous to noddle , or noodie ; but the ...
Side 441
... learned gentleman to prove the infinuation . They had fet their faces against fecret influence , and if there was an Admi- niftration which food explicitly and clearly on the constitutional support of the House of Commons , it was that ...
... learned gentleman to prove the infinuation . They had fet their faces against fecret influence , and if there was an Admi- niftration which food explicitly and clearly on the constitutional support of the House of Commons , it was that ...
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