The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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... ftyle Hitherto we have confined ourselves . This ftyle may be properly enough adoted by Reviewers , who are fuppofed to speak in their collective capacity ; but when an individual , appearing in his own person and individual character ...
... ftyle Hitherto we have confined ourselves . This ftyle may be properly enough adoted by Reviewers , who are fuppofed to speak in their collective capacity ; but when an individual , appearing in his own person and individual character ...
Page 359
... ftyle of dedica tions ) and a differtation on romances , are prefixed to the present work . Of the author's critical abilities we can fay but little : -the remarks are trite , and the cenfure implied on Mrs. Radcliffe's cele brated ...
... ftyle of dedica tions ) and a differtation on romances , are prefixed to the present work . Of the author's critical abilities we can fay but little : -the remarks are trite , and the cenfure implied on Mrs. Radcliffe's cele brated ...
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... ftyle a copper - plate , is , fays he , a tranf- lator who renders a poem from one language into another . But when he remarks that the ancients had no materials to ftamp copper - plates on , and that the invention of paper of ne ...
... ftyle a copper - plate , is , fays he , a tranf- lator who renders a poem from one language into another . But when he remarks that the ancients had no materials to ftamp copper - plates on , and that the invention of paper of ne ...
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