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... observations and re- flections , indeed it is impossible not to deduce from them , that he regarded land and labour as the original sources of wealth : And Lord Lauderdale has not gained a great triumph over him , though that seems to ...
... observations and re- flections , indeed it is impossible not to deduce from them , that he regarded land and labour as the original sources of wealth : And Lord Lauderdale has not gained a great triumph over him , though that seems to ...
Page 539
... observations on the Revival of Lucretius , first , reserving to myself the gratification of writing to you on this of Lucian to a future period , as it seems to me to merit the most absolute and un- qualified encomium . comes ...
... observations on the Revival of Lucretius , first , reserving to myself the gratification of writing to you on this of Lucian to a future period , as it seems to me to merit the most absolute and un- qualified encomium . comes ...
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... observations of experience where these lights fail , may guide the calm and reflecting physician to many efficacious remedies for the removal or alleviation of human evils . Bold experi- ments may produce the same effects and with still ...
... observations of experience where these lights fail , may guide the calm and reflecting physician to many efficacious remedies for the removal or alleviation of human evils . Bold experi- ments may produce the same effects and with still ...
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