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Page 129
We are duly cautioned against receiving the tale of William Armstrong , usually called Christie's Will , as a piece of genuine and unmixed antiquity : but we pardon its insertion on account of the interesting notes with which it is ...
We are duly cautioned against receiving the tale of William Armstrong , usually called Christie's Will , as a piece of genuine and unmixed antiquity : but we pardon its insertion on account of the interesting notes with which it is ...
Page 247
Oh , had his genius received another direction , bad he been impelled with no less force into the paths of wisdom and benevolence , what a blessing to the world would he have been ! • In Egypt , he found a race much more ignorant ...
Oh , had his genius received another direction , bad he been impelled with no less force into the paths of wisdom and benevolence , what a blessing to the world would he have been ! • In Egypt , he found a race much more ignorant ...
Page 515
... of this interesting publication , we intimated our doubts of receiving any additions to it from the hand of its veteran author * . ... and which , incredible as ia may appear , received the support of intellects of the first order .
... of this interesting publication , we intimated our doubts of receiving any additions to it from the hand of its veteran author * . ... and which , incredible as ia may appear , received the support of intellects of the first order .
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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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