Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1817 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... seems to be only an idea ) that the Jews had wilfully and systematically corrupted the text . The charge , apparently , is founded on the weakest evidence . It may be perfectly true that disagreements are to be found in many detached ...
... seems to be only an idea ) that the Jews had wilfully and systematically corrupted the text . The charge , apparently , is founded on the weakest evidence . It may be perfectly true that disagreements are to be found in many detached ...
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... seem almost unavoid- ably to act in a very unfavourable manner on the lives of infants : but one of the principal causes of mortality is conceived to arise from the propagation of infectious diseases ; and this is an evil which , by ...
... seem almost unavoid- ably to act in a very unfavourable manner on the lives of infants : but one of the principal causes of mortality is conceived to arise from the propagation of infectious diseases ; and this is an evil which , by ...
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... - tive view of the subject . Mr.R. , like other enthusiastic advocates for the diffusion of general knowlege , does not seem aware of the the length of time that is necessary to attain eminence 50 Russel on Education in Scotland .
... - tive view of the subject . Mr.R. , like other enthusiastic advocates for the diffusion of general knowlege , does not seem aware of the the length of time that is necessary to attain eminence 50 Russel on Education in Scotland .
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... seems to be a convert to the notion that mathematical study tends to fix the attention , and to give a habit of careful reasoning in the affairs of life : but we ap- prehend that this doctrine will scarcely be sanctioned either by men ...
... seems to be a convert to the notion that mathematical study tends to fix the attention , and to give a habit of careful reasoning in the affairs of life : but we ap- prehend that this doctrine will scarcely be sanctioned either by men ...
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... seems to consist not in facilitating by any new dis- covery the acquisition of knowlege , but in keeping alive the attention of youth , and in thus converting a toil into a pleasure . A continued contemplation of the subject of edu ...
... seems to consist not in facilitating by any new dis- covery the acquisition of knowlege , but in keeping alive the attention of youth , and in thus converting a toil into a pleasure . A continued contemplation of the subject of edu ...
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