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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... subject of the utmost im- portance to the crown . The whole of the Letter is written with good sense , mode- ration , and an attachment to the spirit of the constitution ; nor can we refrain from expreffing a wifh , that in fo turbulent ...
... subject of the utmost im- portance to the crown . The whole of the Letter is written with good sense , mode- ration , and an attachment to the spirit of the constitution ; nor can we refrain from expreffing a wifh , that in fo turbulent ...
Page 262
... subject , which are just and proper . In the present state of the science , it is certainly neceffary to retrench ; and our author proposes the retrenchment to begin in the very numerous bodies of fti- mulants and aftringents ; yet ...
... subject , which are just and proper . In the present state of the science , it is certainly neceffary to retrench ; and our author proposes the retrenchment to begin in the very numerous bodies of fti- mulants and aftringents ; yet ...
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... subject , and the perufal of Hollingshed . The tragedy of Richard II . affords little entertainment but to the folitary moralift , who mufes on the inftability of human greatnefs . Even the critic refigns his cruft , and finds no dif ...
... subject , and the perufal of Hollingshed . The tragedy of Richard II . affords little entertainment but to the folitary moralift , who mufes on the inftability of human greatnefs . Even the critic refigns his cruft , and finds no dif ...
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