Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 41819 |
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... consequence of the appulses of external bodies . ” 24. Sensation ; which is " an exertion or change of the central parts of the sensorium or of the whole of it , beginning at some extreme parts of it which reside in the muscles or or ...
... consequence of the appulses of external bodies . ” 24. Sensation ; which is " an exertion or change of the central parts of the sensorium or of the whole of it , beginning at some extreme parts of it which reside in the muscles or or ...
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... consequence , in attempting to di- vide that which in itself is indivisible . Plausible and even splendid therefore as this theory is to the superficial observer , it has al- ready fallen a sacrifice to these radical defects , and may ...
... consequence , in attempting to di- vide that which in itself is indivisible . Plausible and even splendid therefore as this theory is to the superficial observer , it has al- ready fallen a sacrifice to these radical defects , and may ...
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... consequence of an amour . He succeeded Ben Jonson as poet - laureat , and in 1613 he was knighted by Charles I. When the king's affairs declined he went to France and changed his religion , which recommended him to the patronage of the ...
... consequence of an amour . He succeeded Ben Jonson as poet - laureat , and in 1613 he was knighted by Charles I. When the king's affairs declined he went to France and changed his religion , which recommended him to the patronage of the ...
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... consequence of that , unhumbled to any thing but God . " To sum up all ; a true believer , and zea- lous adorer , of God ; teacher of his law and worship , and inspirer of his praise . A glorious example , a perpetual and inexhaustible ...
... consequence of that , unhumbled to any thing but God . " To sum up all ; a true believer , and zea- lous adorer , of God ; teacher of his law and worship , and inspirer of his praise . A glorious example , a perpetual and inexhaustible ...
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... consequence of the additional weight of his contributions , greatly to curtail his expenses ; and the employment of the poor , and the con- sumption of the rich , would be considerably diminished ; whereas , when taxes are nearly equal ...
... consequence of the additional weight of his contributions , greatly to curtail his expenses ; and the employment of the poor , and the con- sumption of the rich , would be considerably diminished ; whereas , when taxes are nearly equal ...
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