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... and the most feas- ible mode of collecting information respecting any specific person- age or subject , is to search ... he was induced by his respect for Poggio ; and by his zeal for the honour of his native city ( Florence ) as an ...
... and the most feas- ible mode of collecting information respecting any specific person- age or subject , is to search ... he was induced by his respect for Poggio ; and by his zeal for the honour of his native city ( Florence ) as an ...
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... our au- thor proceeds to contrast the advantages in this respect of mathe- matical and classical instruction . ... this utility is too often compromised , are in all respects the same with those of so philosophical a scholar .
... our au- thor proceeds to contrast the advantages in this respect of mathe- matical and classical instruction . ... this utility is too often compromised , are in all respects the same with those of so philosophical a scholar .
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... contracting habits of obedience and industry , which render them useful citizens ; 6 3d , Possibility of a radical reformation ; ' — proceed to remark , that Philadelphia has the advantage over Auburn in respect to the first point .
... contracting habits of obedience and industry , which render them useful citizens ; 6 3d , Possibility of a radical reformation ; ' — proceed to remark , that Philadelphia has the advantage over Auburn in respect to the first point .
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Contents
Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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