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Page 107
... manner of Fielding . He modeftly profeffes , indeed , rather to have attempted Fielding's ftyle of compofition , than the comic nature of the facts with which the works of that eminent writer abound : - but what is the manner of ...
... manner of Fielding . He modeftly profeffes , indeed , rather to have attempted Fielding's ftyle of compofition , than the comic nature of the facts with which the works of that eminent writer abound : - but what is the manner of ...
Page 255
... manner , and parties are generally fatisfied . Thefe judges had antiently a jurif- diction to try criminal cafes , and even to inflict capital punish- ment ; but their power has for a long time been limited to the pre- fervation of the ...
... manner , and parties are generally fatisfied . Thefe judges had antiently a jurif- diction to try criminal cafes , and even to inflict capital punish- ment ; but their power has for a long time been limited to the pre- fervation of the ...
Page 543
... manner fo clear and perfpicuous , as to leave his readers fatisfied and convinced with his reasoning . M. DE Vos , on the other hand , though perhaps equally diligent in inquiring after truth , is not only cautious , but actually timid ...
... manner fo clear and perfpicuous , as to leave his readers fatisfied and convinced with his reasoning . M. DE Vos , on the other hand , though perhaps equally diligent in inquiring after truth , is not only cautious , but actually timid ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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