The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 2W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1756 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... , of all others , moft capable of inspir- ing ; and will , for a while , intereft himself in the caufe of • Athens . ' VOL . H B Thus Thus does Mr. Leland with great modesty and diffidence in-. For the Month of August , 1756 .
... , of all others , moft capable of inspir- ing ; and will , for a while , intereft himself in the caufe of • Athens . ' VOL . H B Thus Thus does Mr. Leland with great modesty and diffidence in-. For the Month of August , 1756 .
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... himself were men of low rank and occupations , his images and expreffions are fometimes familiar . As others of ⚫ them were themselves eminent in fpeaking , and could readily ♢ fee thro ' all the common artifices of oratory ; these he ...
... himself were men of low rank and occupations , his images and expreffions are fometimes familiar . As others of ⚫ them were themselves eminent in fpeaking , and could readily ♢ fee thro ' all the common artifices of oratory ; these he ...
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... himself with an imperfect hint : a fentence , a word , even his filence is fometimes pregnant with meaning . And this quickness and vehemence flattered a people who valued themselves on their acutenefs and penetration . The impe- tuous ...
... himself with an imperfect hint : a fentence , a word , even his filence is fometimes pregnant with meaning . And this quickness and vehemence flattered a people who valued themselves on their acutenefs and penetration . The impe- tuous ...
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... himself confiderably distressed and harrassed by the hoftilities of Athens . To extricate himself from these difficulties , he formed a bold and fubtile project of entering Greece : and fo laid his fcheme , as to make the Athenians them ...
... himself confiderably distressed and harrassed by the hoftilities of Athens . To extricate himself from these difficulties , he formed a bold and fubtile project of entering Greece : and fo laid his fcheme , as to make the Athenians them ...
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... himself headed the embafly to the Thebans . He found a powerful antagonist in Python , Philip's agent : < yet in fpight of his remonftrances , he fo fired that people ; that they at once forgot all the favours Philip had conferred on ...
... himself headed the embafly to the Thebans . He found a powerful antagonist in Python , Philip's agent : < yet in fpight of his remonftrances , he fo fired that people ; that they at once forgot all the favours Philip had conferred on ...
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