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The Duke of Wellington , hitherto the theme of their incessant praise , was now destined to become the object of all their sarcasms , and the burden of every idle tale current in that credulous metropolis .
The Duke of Wellington , hitherto the theme of their incessant praise , was now destined to become the object of all their sarcasms , and the burden of every idle tale current in that credulous metropolis .
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we have conceived or thought upon , to study it in its several parts , in its principles and consequences , to compare it with others , to observe its analogies to us and to other objects , and thence to draw conclusions with regard to ...
we have conceived or thought upon , to study it in its several parts , in its principles and consequences , to compare it with others , to observe its analogies to us and to other objects , and thence to draw conclusions with regard to ...
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In declaring himself the patron of letters , Richelieu made himself a sharer in their fame ; and in rendering seats in the Academy an object of ambition to the greatest families in the kingdom , he ennobled the cultivation of elegant ...
In declaring himself the patron of letters , Richelieu made himself a sharer in their fame ; and in rendering seats in the Academy an object of ambition to the greatest families in the kingdom , he ennobled the cultivation of elegant ...
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Contents
Boucharlats Elements of Mechanics De Pradt on the Restoration of | 19 |
Boyces Second Usurpation of Bonaparte Deverells Hieroglyphics 108 | 27 |
BurghleyHouse Guide to III Duncans Essay on ParishBanks | 86 |
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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, 1816 |
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