The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1798 - Books |
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Page 89
... attention to correctness of expression , and more to dis- crimination of facts . A few examples will elucidate the pro- priety of our advice . They met the Mahrattas , were de- feated , and fled to Jypur . " Who would imagine from this ...
... attention to correctness of expression , and more to dis- crimination of facts . A few examples will elucidate the pro- priety of our advice . They met the Mahrattas , were de- feated , and fled to Jypur . " Who would imagine from this ...
Page 329
... attention to the comfort of brute creatures , according to the state assigned to them by Providence , is an evident branch of virtue . Should a man be naturally void of such sentiment of feeling , which is surely rare , let him attend ...
... attention to the comfort of brute creatures , according to the state assigned to them by Providence , is an evident branch of virtue . Should a man be naturally void of such sentiment of feeling , which is surely rare , let him attend ...
Page 346
... attention to the advantages which it holds out to land proprietors , without loss of time , before those advantages are lessened by the probable rise of the funds ; -and for other cogent reasons , for which we refer to the pamphlet ...
... attention to the advantages which it holds out to land proprietors , without loss of time , before those advantages are lessened by the probable rise of the funds ; -and for other cogent reasons , for which we refer to the pamphlet ...
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