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numbers he converted; what methods he took keep Lent in a region where there
was no fish, or. with whom he conversed; he should not attempt to teach the
unlettered Tartar astronomy, nor yet instruct the polite Chinese in the ruder arts of
...
numbers he converted; what methods he took keep Lent in a region where there
was no fish, or. with whom he conversed; he should not attempt to teach the
unlettered Tartar astronomy, nor yet instruct the polite Chinese in the ruder arts of
...
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... have attempted to reduce Natural History into method, but their efforts have
been so incomplete as scarcely to deserve mentioning. Their attempts were
improved upon some time after by Mr. Ray, whose method we have adopted.
... have attempted to reduce Natural History into method, but their efforts have
been so incomplete as scarcely to deserve mentioning. Their attempts were
improved upon some time after by Mr. Ray, whose method we have adopted.
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time after by Mr. Ray, whose method we have adopted in the History of
Quadrupeds, Birds, and Fishes, which is to follow. ... The subsequent attempts of
Mr. Klein and Linnaeus. it is true, have had their admirers, but as all methods of
classing ...
time after by Mr. Ray, whose method we have adopted in the History of
Quadrupeds, Birds, and Fishes, which is to follow. ... The subsequent attempts of
Mr. Klein and Linnaeus. it is true, have had their admirers, but as all methods of
classing ...
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... be advanced entirely new, because altogether false. But I have pursued a
contrary method, choosing the most hoted period in History, and offering no
remarks but such as I thought strictly true. The reasons of my choice were, that we
had no.
... be advanced entirely new, because altogether false. But I have pursued a
contrary method, choosing the most hoted period in History, and offering no
remarks but such as I thought strictly true. The reasons of my choice were, that we
had no.
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My aim has been to carry on just as much method as was sufficient to shorten my
descriptions by generalizing them, and never to follow order where the art of
writing, which is but another name for good sense, informed me that it would only
...
My aim has been to carry on just as much method as was sufficient to shorten my
descriptions by generalizing them, and never to follow order where the art of
writing, which is but another name for good sense, informed me that it would only
...
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| Titel | The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Band 4 The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Oliver Goldsmith |
| Autor/in | Oliver Goldsmith |
| Herausgeber | Samuel Rose |
| Verlag | Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Nov. 2013 |
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