The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1813 - Books |
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Page 18
... attention excited by that work has encou- raged him to come before the public a second time , and to prefix his name : but in this , as in the previous volume , he prefers the " hasty sketch , the short tale , the brief dialogue , to ...
... attention excited by that work has encou- raged him to come before the public a second time , and to prefix his name : but in this , as in the previous volume , he prefers the " hasty sketch , the short tale , the brief dialogue , to ...
Page 143
... attention from his first production , and to consider the volume now before them as the proper record of his opinions : his re- marks on the present state of Portugal are the result of personal observation ; and , as the manuscript has ...
... attention from his first production , and to consider the volume now before them as the proper record of his opinions : his re- marks on the present state of Portugal are the result of personal observation ; and , as the manuscript has ...
Page 315
... attention to his plan , on the part of ministers and public men but the views and occupations of persons in office , of whatever party , must undergo great alteration before they come forwards as the direct patrons of such a change as ...
... attention to his plan , on the part of ministers and public men but the views and occupations of persons in office , of whatever party , must undergo great alteration before they come forwards as the direct patrons of such a change as ...
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