HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE, - Horntip

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THE Tranilator's Preface. BOOKS which treat upon fubjes of this curious nature, being as liable to the cenfure of the injudicious, as to the praift and admiration of the truly knowing, it may not be amifs to premile fome obferva- lions to the reader in defence of this work. The author himfelf was a man of great rIwtation, an eminent phyfician, and an excellent philologer; and had he forefeen any ill effea from a treatife of this fort, he would have hardly rifted his fame and praaice by fitffering it to be publifhed. A bop &fired him to write it, and took care to fpread it into as many hands as printing could and it was attended with the im- provements
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