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We must protest against this insinuation that the people of England would not regard the means , provided that the end be obtained ; and , indeed , if our laws are to be framed on this principle , we are unable to see any reason why a ...
We must protest against this insinuation that the people of England would not regard the means , provided that the end be obtained ; and , indeed , if our laws are to be framed on this principle , we are unable to see any reason why a ...
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... and we are inclined to think that his rigid , and in our opinion unnecessary , observance of the unities , by circumscribing his play within too narrow a duration , has for that reason rendered it too barren of striking and sudden ...
... and we are inclined to think that his rigid , and in our opinion unnecessary , observance of the unities , by circumscribing his play within too narrow a duration , has for that reason rendered it too barren of striking and sudden ...
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We at last begin to comprehend what is meant by poetic fits and ecstasies , and the reason of that antique custom of christening the offspring of the poet's brain by the name of fit , as fit the first and fit the second : dividing them ...
We at last begin to comprehend what is meant by poetic fits and ecstasies , and the reason of that antique custom of christening the offspring of the poet's brain by the name of fit , as fit the first and fit the second : dividing them ...
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Byron Lord his Werner a Tragedy | 17 |
Cellinis Memoirs | 62 |
Hayness Essay on Soils and Composts | 97 |
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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, 1822 |
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