Progress

Pantologia · 1813 · p. 736
s. (progrés, Fr. from progre us, Latin.) 1. Course; proce ion; pa age (Shakspeare). 2. Advancement; motion for~ ward (Bacon). 3. Intellectual tniprovement; advancement in knowledge; proficience (Locke), 4, Removal from one place to another (Denham). 5. A journey of state; a circuit (Baconyo
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