The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 82, Part 2; Volume 112E. Cave, 1812 - English periodicals |
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... object had been to shew that what he wanted in delicacy and scho- larship , was abundantly supplied in vulgarity and confidence : I speak . of an anonymous critic , whose feli- city must consist in the concealment of his name . Open and ...
... object had been to shew that what he wanted in delicacy and scho- larship , was abundantly supplied in vulgarity and confidence : I speak . of an anonymous critic , whose feli- city must consist in the concealment of his name . Open and ...
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... object of your Magazine ; and will shew that even local historians are not always sufficient , or to be relied on , for the account of a particular build ing . Barrett , in his History of Bristol , 4to , 1789 , has so confounded fact ...
... object of your Magazine ; and will shew that even local historians are not always sufficient , or to be relied on , for the account of a particular build ing . Barrett , in his History of Bristol , 4to , 1789 , has so confounded fact ...
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... object of my last ipsertion , was to make public the efforts that had been made , and are now making , to establish an Auxiliary Bible Society in the University of Oxford ; and thereby to obtain the assistance of those distant members ...
... object of my last ipsertion , was to make public the efforts that had been made , and are now making , to establish an Auxiliary Bible Society in the University of Oxford ; and thereby to obtain the assistance of those distant members ...
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... objects as check and co- erce his own arbitrary views . If the reformed established church were destitute of every other ... object of esteem and venera- tion in the eye of every correct and benevolent mind , whatever his per suasion in ...
... objects as check and co- erce his own arbitrary views . If the reformed established church were destitute of every other ... object of esteem and venera- tion in the eye of every correct and benevolent mind , whatever his per suasion in ...
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... object of this address ) gradually restore inscrip- tive narration to its proper use , by pointing out its objects and end , and setting forth its characteristics , equally remote from bombastic turgidness and silly conceit ; having its ...
... object of this address ) gradually restore inscrip- tive narration to its proper use , by pointing out its objects and end , and setting forth its characteristics , equally remote from bombastic turgidness and silly conceit ; having its ...
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