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Page 328
... attempt to cheat a Jew , in a manner little fhort of felony , broke off all perfonal intercourse between the King and the Poet . His Majefty , in a letter to his fecretary D'Arget , dated April 1752 , fays , Voltaire has behaved like a ...
... attempt to cheat a Jew , in a manner little fhort of felony , broke off all perfonal intercourse between the King and the Poet . His Majefty , in a letter to his fecretary D'Arget , dated April 1752 , fays , Voltaire has behaved like a ...
Page 473
... attempt , we think he improves in ftyle and manner . It is but juftice to obferve , that he does not content himself with fecond - hand knowlege , but appears to be acquainted with the original languages of the Scriptures . He lays ...
... attempt , we think he improves in ftyle and manner . It is but juftice to obferve , that he does not content himself with fecond - hand knowlege , but appears to be acquainted with the original languages of the Scriptures . He lays ...
Page 542
... attempted to bring the fu- gar to a greater degree of perfection ; and fuccefs has crowned the attempt . All the conditions requifite for the fuccefsful culture of the fugar cane , the care and attention which it demands , the acci ...
... attempted to bring the fu- gar to a greater degree of perfection ; and fuccefs has crowned the attempt . All the conditions requifite for the fuccefsful culture of the fugar cane , the care and attention which it demands , the acci ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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