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Page 109
From this proud review , which the author makes of his own la . bours , the reader
may be led to suppose that some wonderful disco . veries had been effected ,
and that the reasoning faculties had been exerted with unprecedented felicity :
but ...
From this proud review , which the author makes of his own la . bours , the reader
may be led to suppose that some wonderful disco . veries had been effected ,
and that the reasoning faculties had been exerted with unprecedented felicity :
but ...
Page 383
From what has been said the reader will perceive that the commercial
transactions from the year 1492 to 1763 stand on the auzthority of Mr. Anderson
and those whom he has followed . But for the long period preceding 1192 , and
also for the ...
From what has been said the reader will perceive that the commercial
transactions from the year 1492 to 1763 stand on the auzthority of Mr. Anderson
and those whom he has followed . But for the long period preceding 1192 , and
also for the ...
Page 433
However , he grows modest and doubtful of himself before heconcludes ;
observing that he scarcely knows how to say to the learned reader , his utere
mecum , and that his purpose has been rather to inform himself than to
indoctrinate others .
However , he grows modest and doubtful of himself before heconcludes ;
observing that he scarcely knows how to say to the learned reader , his utere
mecum , and that his purpose has been rather to inform himself than to
indoctrinate others .
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