The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... knowledge . His narrative is that of a well informed , intelligent man , who observes all that is worth observing in such a voyage . The journals of all pro- fessed seamen , however , and this among the number , have ma- ny passages ...
... knowledge . His narrative is that of a well informed , intelligent man , who observes all that is worth observing in such a voyage . The journals of all pro- fessed seamen , however , and this among the number , have ma- ny passages ...
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... knowledge of chemistry , and is thus , from his experience , more fully convinced that its utility to the prac- titioner of the healing art is exceedingly problematical . If he commit any errors from ignorance of this science , his ...
... knowledge of chemistry , and is thus , from his experience , more fully convinced that its utility to the prac- titioner of the healing art is exceedingly problematical . If he commit any errors from ignorance of this science , his ...
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... knowledge would in this manner be- come easy and delightful . The pursuit of this science would afford him pleasure in those hours when attention and interest are exhausted by the labour of research ; and regarding its cul- tivation as ...
... knowledge would in this manner be- come easy and delightful . The pursuit of this science would afford him pleasure in those hours when attention and interest are exhausted by the labour of research ; and regarding its cul- tivation as ...
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... knowledge all that is required for the accomplished physician ? Do not the liberal pursuits , which are so successfully cultivated at those seats of learning , contribute to the elevation of the understanding , to say nothing of the ...
... knowledge all that is required for the accomplished physician ? Do not the liberal pursuits , which are so successfully cultivated at those seats of learning , contribute to the elevation of the understanding , to say nothing of the ...
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... knowledge of Upton's affairs , her pre- dictions , and all the apparently supernatural circumstances , which had interested and amazed us , were only parts of a plot entered into among some of Upton's friends , to induce him to break ...
... knowledge of Upton's affairs , her pre- dictions , and all the apparently supernatural circumstances , which had interested and amazed us , were only parts of a plot entered into among some of Upton's friends , to induce him to break ...
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