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...the fubi jedls difcufled, nor either to confirm or gainfay the opinions of Dr. Doddridge. His Cole aim has been to mention, with freedom and impartiality,...catalogue of authors mentioned in the work terminates the fecond volume. ART. VI. The Repertory of Arts and Manufafiures; confifting of Original Communications,... | |
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...different queftions which are the objects of diicuffion, that hereby the mind of the iludeut may be duly enlarged, and that he may be able, with the greater...advantage, to profecute his fearches after truth." After the ample account which we have introduced, it would be fupcrfluous to dwell on the importance... | |
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...mention, with freedom and impartiality, the writers on all fides of the different queflions, ia order that the mind of the ftudent may be fully enlarged, and...that he may be able, with the greater advantage, to profecutc his fearches after truth. On account of his numerous literary engagements, Dr. Kippis found... | |
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