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Page 12
A young nobleman of the present day , who loves to beguile his more serious labours in cultivating the graces of the Attic muse , here affords a rare and flattering presage of future eminence . This pleasing consideration , and the ...
A young nobleman of the present day , who loves to beguile his more serious labours in cultivating the graces of the Attic muse , here affords a rare and flattering presage of future eminence . This pleasing consideration , and the ...
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To recruit her armies and recover her finances , the present war is a most propitious circumstance ; it delivers the government of Austria from the menacing part of the intrigues of France ; it disconcerts the plans of France and Russia ...
To recruit her armies and recover her finances , the present war is a most propitious circumstance ; it delivers the government of Austria from the menacing part of the intrigues of France ; it disconcerts the plans of France and Russia ...
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In the concluding letter , which treats of the state of literature and science in Silesia , we learn that not fewer than 2000 names of native authors were published in 1680 , in the Silesia Togata ; and that , at present , there are ...
In the concluding letter , which treats of the state of literature and science in Silesia , we learn that not fewer than 2000 names of native authors were published in 1680 , in the Silesia Togata ; and that , at present , there are ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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