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... manner , they not only answer our purpose better , but we are enabled at the same time to give a much greater number of them . We have made such a selection of the Brass Plates from ancient gravestones , as shews the greatest variety of ...
... manner , they not only answer our purpose better , but we are enabled at the same time to give a much greater number of them . We have made such a selection of the Brass Plates from ancient gravestones , as shews the greatest variety of ...
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... manner : but every page of the work shews this apprehension to be groundless . Yet we see nothing that painfully indicates joint labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of the author , that all persons would ...
... manner : but every page of the work shews this apprehension to be groundless . Yet we see nothing that painfully indicates joint labour ; so fully is the editor possessed of the thoughts and spirit of the author , that all persons would ...
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... manner , while those of Mr. Agar are engraved by himself in the dotted- manner . As one example of unmerited censure and praise , we shall notice plates 5 and 6 of the same subject . Of plate 6. , drawn by Howard , the writer says ; the ...
... manner , while those of Mr. Agar are engraved by himself in the dotted- manner . As one example of unmerited censure and praise , we shall notice plates 5 and 6 of the same subject . Of plate 6. , drawn by Howard , the writer says ; the ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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