The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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... should not fatisfy himself with taking a rough outline of two or three principal objects in the view , and then finish from his own imagination : but the draw- ing fhould be completed , as far as truth of reprefentation is con- cerned ...
... should not fatisfy himself with taking a rough outline of two or three principal objects in the view , and then finish from his own imagination : but the draw- ing fhould be completed , as far as truth of reprefentation is con- cerned ...
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... should lofe neither hand , land , nor goods , but should go free at liberty . Stowe's Annals , How's edit . 581. ' EAST INDIES . Art . 23. Reply to the Report of the Committee of Warehoufes of the Eaft India Company , on the Subjects of ...
... should lofe neither hand , land , nor goods , but should go free at liberty . Stowe's Annals , How's edit . 581. ' EAST INDIES . Art . 23. Reply to the Report of the Committee of Warehoufes of the Eaft India Company , on the Subjects of ...
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... should have difturbed his own good humour , and that of his readers , by exclaiming against what he calls the eternal cant about civil and religious liberty . ' The man of letters and of taste , as fuch , ought to be of no party : Tros ...
... should have difturbed his own good humour , and that of his readers , by exclaiming against what he calls the eternal cant about civil and religious liberty . ' The man of letters and of taste , as fuch , ought to be of no party : Tros ...
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