The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... perhaps , the moft effectual . If any thing is to be expected from antifeptics , I think camphire , whether internally or externally employed , is one of the most promifing . 6 Every perfon is to be indulged in the ufe of any means of ...
... perhaps , the moft effectual . If any thing is to be expected from antifeptics , I think camphire , whether internally or externally employed , is one of the most promifing . 6 Every perfon is to be indulged in the ufe of any means of ...
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... Perhaps he will be able to develope fome other hidden mysteries ; but the author of this article refembles , in these respects , Davus rather than dipus . The Life of Henry Chichele , Archbishop of Canterbury , Founder of All Souls ...
... Perhaps he will be able to develope fome other hidden mysteries ; but the author of this article refembles , in these respects , Davus rather than dipus . The Life of Henry Chichele , Archbishop of Canterbury , Founder of All Souls ...
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... perhaps would have read these performances with more complacency , if they had been published , and fallen into his hands , in 1761 , and not at a time when ill health had embittered all his enjoyments . By what he could learn and ...
... perhaps would have read these performances with more complacency , if they had been published , and fallen into his hands , in 1761 , and not at a time when ill health had embittered all his enjoyments . By what he could learn and ...
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