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His tragedy of Horatia ( the first drama written on the subject of the Horatii and Curatii that was brought on the stage ) is highly commended by the Italians : but the depraved character of 1 基 of this author makes the inhabitants of ...
His tragedy of Horatia ( the first drama written on the subject of the Horatii and Curatii that was brought on the stage ) is highly commended by the Italians : but the depraved character of 1 基 of this author makes the inhabitants of ...
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His tragedy of La Congiura de Pazzi has very justiy been censured by Mr. Roscoe , in his ad . mirable life of Lorenzo de ' Medici , for the falsification of his . tory , in order to blacken the character of that great patron of ...
His tragedy of La Congiura de Pazzi has very justiy been censured by Mr. Roscoe , in his ad . mirable life of Lorenzo de ' Medici , for the falsification of his . tory , in order to blacken the character of that great patron of ...
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... in the character of critics , to indicate the several excellencies of an useful or amusing production , so it is incumbent on us , for the sake of the public taste , to point out to the author's own correction , in a future edition ...
... in the character of critics , to indicate the several excellencies of an useful or amusing production , so it is incumbent on us , for the sake of the public taste , to point out to the author's own correction , in a future edition ...
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The dignified , form , the character of martial gallantry , and the marks of an amorous temperament , observable in the statue of Paris by Ewphranor , might justify the assertion that in it could be discerned the judex Dearum , amator ...
The dignified , form , the character of martial gallantry , and the marks of an amorous temperament , observable in the statue of Paris by Ewphranor , might justify the assertion that in it could be discerned the judex Dearum , amator ...
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ing to Mr. P. the causes are to be found in the cruelty and ferocity which disgraced the Grecian character . Most abune dant proof ( if any indeed were wanted ) is adduced of this cruelty of disposition , from their mythology , from the ...
ing to Mr. P. the causes are to be found in the cruelty and ferocity which disgraced the Grecian character . Most abune dant proof ( if any indeed were wanted ) is adduced of this cruelty of disposition , from their mythology , from the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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