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Page 207
... object with both his eyes , had made them all too broad ; and alfo that a painter , in order to fucceed , muft not only be practifed in drawing , but alfo in modelling , that he may obtain juft ideas of the real appearance of objects of ...
... object with both his eyes , had made them all too broad ; and alfo that a painter , in order to fucceed , muft not only be practifed in drawing , but alfo in modelling , that he may obtain juft ideas of the real appearance of objects of ...
Page 443
... objects of a campaign , we fhall now present our readers with his remarks on the natural fituation of the King of Pruffia ... object he must ever have in view . He has many ftrong places on it , though there is none in the center about ...
... objects of a campaign , we fhall now present our readers with his remarks on the natural fituation of the King of Pruffia ... object he must ever have in view . He has many ftrong places on it , though there is none in the center about ...
Page 543
... object ; the planters of New York be- gin to fee its importance . A large quantity has been made in this year , as far as the lake of Ofwego . ' M. BRISSOT expreffes his wifh that fome effectual means were taken to prevent the ...
... object ; the planters of New York be- gin to fee its importance . A large quantity has been made in this year , as far as the lake of Ofwego . ' M. BRISSOT expreffes his wifh that fome effectual means were taken to prevent the ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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