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poems , the primæval tribes of settlers , their languages , man- ners , arts , and civilization . ... thence into Ger- many , and thence into France , was the Gallic ; having the Erse or Gaelic language for its dialect .
poems , the primæval tribes of settlers , their languages , man- ners , arts , and civilization . ... thence into Ger- many , and thence into France , was the Gallic ; having the Erse or Gaelic language for its dialect .
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Aye , there is a shadow of death too in Scripture language ; and you have heard of the shades of hell itself . And therefore , to distinguish this benign and saving protection from those black and dismal shades , here is yet a further ...
Aye , there is a shadow of death too in Scripture language ; and you have heard of the shades of hell itself . And therefore , to distinguish this benign and saving protection from those black and dismal shades , here is yet a further ...
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The difficulty of pronouncing an accurate judgment on such a writer is still farther increased , to those who are not minutely versed in the niceties of the language , by that astonishing diversity which is so remarkable in the prose of ...
The difficulty of pronouncing an accurate judgment on such a writer is still farther increased , to those who are not minutely versed in the niceties of the language , by that astonishing diversity which is so remarkable in the prose of ...
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Contents
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States on the Happiness | 15 |
Atherstones Last Days of Herculaneum | 43 |
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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, 1821 |
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