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Page 107
... Italy . Exaggeration is the great defect of this drama . We are not unacquainted with the customs and manners of the Neapolitans , and can venture to say , from our own knowlege , that there was a greater appearance of liberty ...
... Italy . Exaggeration is the great defect of this drama . We are not unacquainted with the customs and manners of the Neapolitans , and can venture to say , from our own knowlege , that there was a greater appearance of liberty ...
Page 183
... Italy , they will be so well acquainted with the value of the Papal government , as to make every effort for preserving it in a flourishing state . The infinite importance of such a govern ment as the Papal to the arts which humanize ...
... Italy , they will be so well acquainted with the value of the Papal government , as to make every effort for preserving it in a flourishing state . The infinite importance of such a govern ment as the Papal to the arts which humanize ...
Page 479
... Italians , and has been lately introduced into this country . - Our correspondent says , but the King , I think , may without much straining be supposed never to quit the board ; I consider him , when the grand stroke is received , in a ...
... Italians , and has been lately introduced into this country . - Our correspondent says , but the King , I think , may without much straining be supposed never to quit the board ; I consider him , when the grand stroke is received , in a ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
ADELUNG Three Essays 62 | 62 |
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