The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... should be inferred that the name of the former should be a cover to the vices of the latter . But is it true that there is but one circumftance common to both knights ? The contrary can , without much difficulty , be proved . That fir ...
... should be inferred that the name of the former should be a cover to the vices of the latter . But is it true that there is but one circumftance common to both knights ? The contrary can , without much difficulty , be proved . That fir ...
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... should co - operate for their advantage . That which I am now to offer , I propofe not as the best pof- fible , but as the most practicable method , having respect to the felfishness and prejudices of the age . Were government and ...
... should co - operate for their advantage . That which I am now to offer , I propofe not as the best pof- fible , but as the most practicable method , having respect to the felfishness and prejudices of the age . Were government and ...
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... should , that I was very defirous this event should take place , from a fincere wish to at- tach myfelf to him , and to end my life with thofe with whom I began . it . That I was defirous to ferve my country , and chefe to do it with ...
... should , that I was very defirous this event should take place , from a fincere wish to at- tach myfelf to him , and to end my life with thofe with whom I began . it . That I was defirous to ferve my country , and chefe to do it with ...
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