The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 - English literature |
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... against their country- men . It seems aftonishing that , where power was fo unstable , each should in his turn be anxious to gratify a momentary revenge against the inferior party . Thus they all indulged the vileft paffions of the ...
... against their country- men . It seems aftonishing that , where power was fo unstable , each should in his turn be anxious to gratify a momentary revenge against the inferior party . Thus they all indulged the vileft paffions of the ...
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... against be- ing misled by the Wolf in Sheep's Cloathing , or receiving Jacobin Teachers of Sedition , who intrude themselves under the Specious Pre- tenfe of inftructing Youth and preaching Chriftianity . By Francis Wollafton . Svo ...
... against be- ing misled by the Wolf in Sheep's Cloathing , or receiving Jacobin Teachers of Sedition , who intrude themselves under the Specious Pre- tenfe of inftructing Youth and preaching Chriftianity . By Francis Wollafton . Svo ...
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... against this nation ; and the judicious arrangement of documents and facts will make the work almoft a neceffary text - book to every one who wishes to reafon accurately on this interesting topic . To enable our readers to form a true ...
... against this nation ; and the judicious arrangement of documents and facts will make the work almoft a neceffary text - book to every one who wishes to reafon accurately on this interesting topic . To enable our readers to form a true ...
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