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NATIIRA I. PHILOSOPHY.

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numerous Engravings,
AN EASY GRAMMAR of NATURAL and
EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, written on the Plan
of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, and Robinson's (.ram-
mar of History, and designed as a Practical Elementary Book, to
simplify the Study of Philosophy in Schools.
By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR,
Author of the Class Book, of Exercises in Reading, &c. &c.
In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Author has
followed the justly approved Plan of the Works above mentioned,
as far as the Subjects would admit. The Elementary Principles
of every branch of Philosophy have been briefly explained, and
have been demonstrated and familiarised by Experiments, in the
performance of which very little apparatus will be requisite.
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I.xcrunts on NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL. PHILOSOPHY.
By George Gregory, D.D. serving as an elucidation and commen-
tary on the succeeding Work, for the Use of Teachers and the
Senior Scholars.

A NEW, CHEAP, AND IMPROVED EDI nom OF 'I HE
WORKS OF HOGARTH,
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Part I. of
THE WORKS of WILLIAM HOGARTH,
elucidated by Dascriptlour.Oritical, Moral, and Historical;
(founded on the most approved Authorities.) To which is pre-
fixed some Amount Of his Life.
By THOMAS CLERK.
Q What inexpressible richness in the Cumic or Moral Scenes
of Lift !—No one ever better characterised mean physiognomies,
the debauched manners of the dregs of the people, the excessive
heightening, the horrors of Vice."—L A vitr E .
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THE CONSEQUENCES of UNJUST WAR:
a Discourse, delivered at Newbury, February 28th, 7810,
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A GRAMMAR OF THE LATIN TONGUE.
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By J. JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar.
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of the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and bre-
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teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its principles.

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THE RELIGIOUS WORLD DISPLAYED ;
or, A view of the Four Grand Systems of Religion ; Judaism,
Paganism, Christianity, and Mohammedism, and of other various
'existing Denominations, Sects, and Parties in the Christian
World. To which is subjoined, A View of Deism and Atheism.
By the Rev. ROBERT ADAM, B. A. Oxford,
Minister of the Episcopal Congregation, Blackfriar's Wynd, Edin-
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AN INQUIRY into the EFFECTS produced on
the NATIONAL CURRENCY and RATES of EX-
CHANGE by the BANK RESTRICTION BILL; explaining
the Cause of the high Price of Bullion : with Plans for Maintain-
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By R. MUSHET, of his Majesty's Mint.
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•„,' The present edition explains the connection of the Bank of
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which the latter are subject under the present uncontroulled
Powers of the former. It replies also to Mr. Grenfell's Exa-
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