The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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... use of his reflections , from that which he recommends in the follow- ing words The inference to be drawn from this reflection is , that , as a well intended and concife explanation of the rife , the pro- grefs , and the form of the ...
... use of his reflections , from that which he recommends in the follow- ing words The inference to be drawn from this reflection is , that , as a well intended and concife explanation of the rife , the pro- grefs , and the form of the ...
Page 197
... use . ' P. iii . • The idea had been honoured with the approbation of several gentlemen of eminence at the bar , fome of them in parliament , as many as had had the paper in their hands . If they were right in their wishes in its favour ...
... use . ' P. iii . • The idea had been honoured with the approbation of several gentlemen of eminence at the bar , fome of them in parliament , as many as had had the paper in their hands . If they were right in their wishes in its favour ...
Page 595
... use of , Infidelity , Age of , - , Real origin of , 56 102 413 Obfervations on the in- Grammar , Appendix to Eton Latin , 479 creafe of , Information refpecting the use of in- 307 Poetical introduction to , dian corn , 102 English , 480 ...
... use of , Infidelity , Age of , - , Real origin of , 56 102 413 Obfervations on the in- Grammar , Appendix to Eton Latin , 479 creafe of , Information refpecting the use of in- 307 Poetical introduction to , dian corn , 102 English , 480 ...
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