The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1796 - Books |
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Page 103
... most remarkable caufes affigned , or rather quoted from the Middlefex petition , is , " the unjust treat- ment of petitions , by fele & ting only fuch parts as might be wrested to criminate the petitioners , and refufing to hear thofe ...
... most remarkable caufes affigned , or rather quoted from the Middlefex petition , is , " the unjust treat- ment of petitions , by fele & ting only fuch parts as might be wrested to criminate the petitioners , and refufing to hear thofe ...
Page 354
... most confiderable . The chridhening of Prince Arthur , fon to Hen . 7. with the ceremonies then used . Remembrance for the traduction of the Princeffe Ka- therine , daughter to the most Highe and Mighty Prince the King and Queen of ...
... most confiderable . The chridhening of Prince Arthur , fon to Hen . 7. with the ceremonies then used . Remembrance for the traduction of the Princeffe Ka- therine , daughter to the most Highe and Mighty Prince the King and Queen of ...
Page 469
... most remarkable example of confident ignorance is that in which he speaks of the fate of Socrates , and in which he chastizes what he calls the historical mifreprefentation of Dr. Biffett in his Sketch of Demo- cracy . Mr. T. has ...
... most remarkable example of confident ignorance is that in which he speaks of the fate of Socrates , and in which he chastizes what he calls the historical mifreprefentation of Dr. Biffett in his Sketch of Demo- cracy . Mr. T. has ...
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