The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1804 - Books |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 68
Page 104
... notice , in our 26th vol . N. S. page 24 Mr. Fosbrooke appears to be an adept in the science , if we may so term it , which he undertakes to illustrate ; and he has been very laborious in collecting the materials , in compiling the ...
... notice , in our 26th vol . N. S. page 24 Mr. Fosbrooke appears to be an adept in the science , if we may so term it , which he undertakes to illustrate ; and he has been very laborious in collecting the materials , in compiling the ...
Page 224
... notice , but is too diffuse ; or , to use a language appropriate to the occasion , according to our critical pese liqueur , the alcohol of their reasoning is considerably di luted with the water of words . CORRESPONDENCE . In reference ...
... notice , but is too diffuse ; or , to use a language appropriate to the occasion , according to our critical pese liqueur , the alcohol of their reasoning is considerably di luted with the water of words . CORRESPONDENCE . In reference ...
Page 500
... notice of it , the various nature of the undertaking and the numerous papers included in each number will oblige us to be very cur sory in our remarks , we regard it as a duty to make some re port , even if it be with the brevity of an ...
... notice of it , the various nature of the undertaking and the numerous papers included in each number will oblige us to be very cur sory in our remarks , we regard it as a duty to make some re port , even if it be with the brevity of an ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
acquainted advantage animal antient appear attention beauty Boards Bootle Bosphorus called cause character Christian Cicero circumstances colony conduct considerable considered Constantinople contains court degree disease display double stars effect endeavours England English favour former France French friends Gazna give honour hydrometer inhabitants instance interesting Ireland island justice kind king knowlege La Cépède labour land late learned letter Lord Lord Lauderdale manner means ment merit mind mode nation natives nature neral never object observations occasion opinion Otrar Paris particular passage Pelew Islands perhaps persons pleasure political possessed present principles produce racter reader reason regard remarks respect says seems sentiments shew Sierra Leone situation Soosoos species specific gravity spirit supposed Syria tion town Treaty of Amiens trees volume wealth Whitminster whole writer