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Page 289
... kind , though all must allow that its im portance to the history and arts of a country ought to render it a national object every where . ' As there are no contemporary medals of English sovereigns till the reign of Henry VIII , the 1ft ...
... kind , though all must allow that its im portance to the history and arts of a country ought to render it a national object every where . ' As there are no contemporary medals of English sovereigns till the reign of Henry VIII , the 1ft ...
Page 400
... kind of writing ; witness the numerous productions of romantic tales to which female authors have given birth . The portraiture of the tender paffions , the delicacy of fentiment , and the easy flow of style , may , perhaps , be moft ...
... kind of writing ; witness the numerous productions of romantic tales to which female authors have given birth . The portraiture of the tender paffions , the delicacy of fentiment , and the easy flow of style , may , perhaps , be moft ...
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... kind having yet occurred , he says that this cir- cumftance , together with the numerous relics of unknown ter- reftrial animals , found in the bowels of the earth , amounts to a full proof , that our continents must have existed before ...
... kind having yet occurred , he says that this cir- cumftance , together with the numerous relics of unknown ter- reftrial animals , found in the bowels of the earth , amounts to a full proof , that our continents must have existed before ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Publi | 1 |
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