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DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, on the Basis
d Mr. Nicholson's, in which the Principles of the Science
stioodgated anew, and Its applications to the Phenomena of
Yon, Medicine, Alintralogy, Agriculture, and Manufactures
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ILACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. XLVII. fur FEBRUARY, 1821.
Clown Thoughts on the present I'olitic.d Aspect of
Ikleues—lL Beard's Theatre of Gon's Judgments.—lll.
lie Ayrshire Legatees ; or, The Correspondence of the Pringle
hay. No. 8. Responsive Notices to Correspondents. The
Wiliam—lV. On the Llves of Actors.—V. Letter from
k. Barker.--V I. Mi Native Tongue.—Vil. Young Janet.—
ill. The Steam-Boat; or, The Voyages and 'Travels of Tho-
Duffie, cloth-merchant, in the Salt-Market of Glasgow.
ht. Voyage I. The Russian.—lX. Stanzas suggested by the
nure of a Friend from Scotland.—X. Sonnet to lbytlon.
LEritish Eclogues. No. 1. Mary, the Soldier's Bride.—XlL
hither Tvte-a-Tete with the Public.—Xlll. Epistle from 04.10-
her concerning himself, us, and affairs in generaL—XlV.
het to Wordsworth.—XV. !lora Germanic:e. No. 11. Zriny,
Orag,cly, by Theodore Charles Koerner.—X VI. Lord Car-
ley's Letter on the late Cork County Mc-.ring.—XV 11. State
Prospects of the Whip. —IK V 111. Farri.,;;tun's Memoirs of
kJosbur Ittynolds.—Xl X. Poems to 1.1.1. Nos. 1. 2.—X X.
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