The Quarterly Review, Volume 50William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1834 |
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... records of inspiration demand and deserve our implicit belief , our most unreserved confidence , the time appears to have nearly ar- rived , when science and conviction ought to walk hand rived , 6 The Bridgewater Treatises .
... records of inspiration demand and deserve our implicit belief , our most unreserved confidence , the time appears to have nearly ar- rived , when science and conviction ought to walk hand rived , 6 The Bridgewater Treatises .
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... appears in Mr. Barlow's fluid- refracting telescope , as composed of two quadruple sets , with two very fine stars be- tween them , which , as well as the fourth star in each set , had previously escaped the powers of the most finished ...
... appears in Mr. Barlow's fluid- refracting telescope , as composed of two quadruple sets , with two very fine stars be- tween them , which , as well as the fourth star in each set , had previously escaped the powers of the most finished ...
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... appears to us only twelve times in eleven years . It is seen in its greatest brightness during a fortnight ; it then decreases gradually during three months , when it disappears . After an interval of five months it again becomes ...
... appears to us only twelve times in eleven years . It is seen in its greatest brightness during a fortnight ; it then decreases gradually during three months , when it disappears . After an interval of five months it again becomes ...
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... appear , and that , too , for periods which clearly indicate their annihilation . The consequence is obvious and ine- vitable - those bodies must have been created , otherwise they could not have been liable to decay . * They performed ...
... appear , and that , too , for periods which clearly indicate their annihilation . The consequence is obvious and ine- vitable - those bodies must have been created , otherwise they could not have been liable to decay . * They performed ...
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... appear in such numbers that I cannot find one unoccupied spot on the screen which the head of a pencil would cover in the space of twelve feet . Frequently the screen appears to be one sheet of minor living animals just coming into life ...
... appear in such numbers that I cannot find one unoccupied spot on the screen which the head of a pencil would cover in the space of twelve feet . Frequently the screen appears to be one sheet of minor living animals just coming into life ...
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