10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PREFATORILY»
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But who was he, really? Here is the first substantive, serious view of a contradictory private and public figure.
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The Year-book of Facts in Science and Art
Athen¢um, No. 1110. ON RENDERING SUBSTANCES INCOMBUSTIBLE. DR.
R. A. SMITH has communicated to the Manchester Literary and Philosophical
Society, a paper on this subject. Dr. Smith prefatorily observes :— “ Silicate of
potash ...
More particularly with respect to his demonstrations, the compiler and author of
the present work prefatorily acknowledges his indebtedness to the lastnamed
distinguished geometrician, whose treatise has for some time been an
established ...
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Companion to Historiography
... little about non—Greeks, even though the war between Athens and Sparta had
, he noted prefatorily, involved 'a part of the barbarian world' (1.1) and indeed had
been eventually decided by the intervention of a barbarian, the Persian Cyrus ...
In resembling the currents of Burney's work as they do, these various moves shed
light on Evelina's investment in a narrative opposed to the reality it claims,
prefatorily, to represent. For if it is the case that Burney's London is, in its peculiar
...
William H. Galperin, 2011
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When Race Counts: The Morality of Racial Preference in ...
Prefatorily, it needs to be said that arguments will not be consistent across the
entire continuum from affirmative action to preferential treatment. Practices nearer
to the affirmative action end will in general be more widely acceptable though ...
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The Literary and Theological Review
He prefatorily informs us that so far as this work is his own composition, it is
written in the "spirit" of Whitefield; that " like Whitefield's actual life, it will help all
that is good and expose not a little of what is wrong in all churches;" that his
catholicity ...
Leonard Woods, Charles D. Pigeon, 1838
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Pamela; or, Virtue rewarded
But, I think, the hints you have given me, should also prefatorily be given to the
public ; viz. That it will appear from several things mentioned in the letters, that
the story must have happened within these thirty years past: that you have been ...
Samuel Richardson, Pamela (fict.name.), 1811
The modus operandi pursued at this well is minutely stated by Mr. Mylne ; who
prefatorily mentions that in various parts of the metropolis, and in other places,
wells supplied from sand-springs are so affected by neighboring wells, or the ...
Absalom Peters, Selah B. Treat, 1841
To close this chapter, let me remark prefatorily to the following chapter that
Homer's cattle unit is not the product ofpoetic fancy, for cattle have, at one time or
other and in many parts ofthe world, performed monetary functions, notjust as a
unit of ...
